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We support youth-led organizations with policy briefs and toolkits that simplify complex policy issues and offer actionable insights. We provide specific information for certain programs and accreditation available for civil society in intergovernmental organisations such as the United Nations, and provides relevant information on the politics of civil society organizations, such as what types of civil society organizations are in the “radar” or some countries, and different country dynamics of relevant committees. We also provide information regarding effective civil society advocacy, on how civil society can provide oral and written interventions in conferences and events, or submit written inputs and statements.
Types of Resources
At the Katija Hyoungjoo Neuber Institute, our research focuses on three critical areas to understand and amplify the role of youth in society.
CSO Participation
We offer guidance and support for youth-led CSOs to participate in UN conferences and events. This includes information on how to apply for participation, preparing for engagement, and maximizing their impact during these high-level gatherings.
CSO Accreditation
Obtaining accreditation with the UN and its various agencies can significantly amplify the influence of youth-led organizations. We provide detailed instructions and support for the accreditation process, helping these CSOs gain official recognition and the ability to advise such agencies.
Country Dynamics
Understanding the local policy environment and country-specific dynamics is crucial for effective advocacy. We offer resources that analyze the regulatory frameworks, political landscapes, and operational challenges faced by CSOs in different countries.
Resources
All resources for civil society are available for free through the DMUN Foundation’s Digital Document System.
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Please refer to this document regarding the Terms of Conditions for your organization’s use of our material.
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