Call for Applications: EU Youth Sounding Board Uganda – Season Two

Are you a younger Ugandan wanting to make a difference? The European Union (EU) is inviting functions for the second season of the Youth Sounding Board (YSB) in Uganda!

Why Join the EU Youth Sounding Board?

The European Union values youth engagement, participation, and inclusion as crucial to its worldwide partnerships and exterior actions. Through the Youth Sounding Board, the EU Delegation to Uganda goals to:

• Amplify youth voices in shaping EU-Uganda relations.
• Ensure the views of younger individuals are built-in into EU insurance policies and applications.
• Foster significant connections between youth, the EU Delegation, and EU Member States in Uganda.

The YSB creates a platform for energetic participation, enabling younger leaders to affect growth cooperation, guaranteeing it stays inclusive, related, and impactful for Ugandan youth.

Who Can Apply?

To qualify for this distinctive alternative, candidates should meet the next standards:

• Be a Ugandan nationwide (feminine or male) aged 18–30 years as of December 1, 2025.
• Demonstrate an curiosity in sustainable growth and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
• Be energetic within the youth house as an activist, neighborhood chief, or related function.
• Maintain an energetic presence on social media.

Note: If you aren’t a Ugandan nationwide, different alternatives could also be out there. Please seek advice from level no. 9 within the detailed application pointers.

How to Apply

Ready to make an impression? Follow these steps to submit your application:

1. Complete the application kind by clicking the hyperlink beneath:
   APPLY FOR EU YSB-UG HERE
2. Ensure your application is submitted earlier than the deadline:
   January 20, 2025, at 11:59 PM EAT.

Stay Connected

For extra info, go to the EU Delegation to Uganda web site or contact the YSB assist crew immediately.

Seize this opportunity to affect the way forward for EU-Uganda growth cooperation. Apply at present!

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