Timeline and Key Steps
 

Youth in Peace and Development Partnership is guided by the values of inclusiveness, diversity, fairness and transparency. The overall process is described below:

Call for Proposals:

Proposals may be written in Nepali or English as long as the text will not exceed the given format. Proposals beyond the given format will be rejected. The proposal will be made available through Ministry of Education and Sports's website, AYON secretariat, AYON's website, and Public Information Center in Kathmandu.

 

 
 
Review of the Proposals:

All proposals will first be screened for straightforward compliance with the eligibility criteria such as proposals reflecting the theme and area of program, prescribed format, length and proponent information. Proposals which pass the initial screening, will be passed to the independent technical assessors and will be evaluated based on the assessment criteria.
 
Announcement of Finalists:

The assessment team will draw up a list of finalists (the proposals with the highest scores) selecting roughly 30 finalists. The background of the proponent finalists will also be verified.
 
Finalists, National Competition Workshop and Selection of Winners:
All 30 finalists will be requested to make presentations to the independent jury at the National Competition Workshop. A common format, guide questions and templates for the session will be prepared. This will be the last phase of the jury process. The workshop will also be an opportunity for networking and exchange of ideas on the theme.

The Board of Jury comprised of leading individuals in development and youth will evaluate the project application based on assessment criteria. The Board will then announce their decision at the end of the event.
 
 
What is Youth in Development Partnership 2008?
Why Youth in Development Partnership?
How does YDP work?
Eligibility Criteria
Assessment Criteria
Timeline and Key Steps
How to Apply
Application Form
 
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