African Youth Charter @20 Campaign: Reflect, Reimagine, Revitalize

Open until Dec 30, 2026

Are you a young African aged between 15-35 years old? If yes, keep reading!  

The African Youth Charter (AYC), adopted in 2006, is a continental legal framework that protects, promotes, and empowers young people across 55 African Union (AU) Member States. It enshrines the rights, duties, and freedoms of young Africans and serves as a policy blueprint for youth empowerment and development at a continental, regional, and national levels across Africa. 

As we approach its 20th anniversary in 2026, it is imperative to reflect on its impact, relevance, and areas for improvement to better align with the current realities and aspirations of African youth. 

This survey is, therefore, designed to gather your inputs on the provisions of the African Youth Charter on key areas such as education, health and well-being, employment, governance, digital innovation, and youth participation. Your contribution is crucial in shaping a future and youth-centered charter that will influence policies addressing African youth issues. 

Join the movement towards a brighter future for Africa’s youth and make your voice heard!

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Full Name *

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How has the African Youth Charter impacted your life or your community over the past 20 years? Share your experiences and insights on youth rights, education, employment, or participation. *

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What key challenges do young people face today that should be addressed in a revised African Youth Charter? Think about issues like digital transformation, climate change, mental health, or employment. *

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If you could add or change one article in the African Youth Charter, what would it be and why? Be specific about what needs improvement and how it can empower African youth. *

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What role should youth play in ensuring the full implementation of the African Youth Charter across all AU Member States? Suggest actions young people, governments, and institutions can take to strengthen youth participation and policy impact. *

Section A

Q1

Organisation *

Q2

Full Name *

Q3

Email *

Section B

Q1

How has the African Youth Charter impacted your life or your community over the past 20 years? Share your experiences and insights on youth rights, education, employment, or participation. *

Q2

What key challenges do young people face today that should be addressed in a revised African Youth Charter? Think about issues like digital transformation, climate change, mental health, or employment. *

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If you could add or change one article in the African Youth Charter, what would it be and why? Be specific about what needs improvement and how it can empower African youth. *

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What role should youth play in ensuring the full implementation of the African Youth Charter across all AU Member States? Suggest actions young people, governments, and institutions can take to strengthen youth participation and policy impact. *

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