Youth Peace and Security Action Plan (PAN JPS)

Youth peace, security, and prevention

A focused dialogue on implementing the Youth Peace and Security Action Plan (PAN JPS).

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Panel Information

Topic

Youth peace, security, and prevention

Moderator

M. ACHA LEKE Christian, MESSAMBE CEDRIC (CNJC)

Date & Time

16 January 2026, 11:30 – 12:30

Venue

Yaounde Conference Center

Panelists

10 participants

MINJEC (CELCOOP) CNJC (PRESIDENTE) MINSANTE MINAS MINPROFF MINDDEVEL DGSN SED MINDEF PTF (UNFPA, BIT)

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Key themes

- Youth participation in peacebuilding and prevention - Civic education, social cohesion and resilience - Protection and inclusion of vulnerable groups - Coordination between institutions and youth organizations - Partnerships and resource mobilisation for implementation - Monitoring, accountability and follow-up mechanisms

Objectives

- Present the PAN JPS and ensure shared understanding of its scope and priorities. - Identify practical implementation and coordination pathways between key institutions and youth actors. - Strengthen partnerships (public institutions, youth organizations, technical and financial partners). - Collect youth contributions to improve ownership and follow-up of the action plan.

Expected outcomes

- Improved shared understanding of the PAN JPS and its implementation priorities. - Broadly formulated recommendations to strengthen coordination and follow-up. - Strengthened engagement of youth actors and partners for continued implementation after the Forum.

1) Presentation of the PAN JPS

Overview of the action plan: rationale, priority areas, target groups, implementation approach, and expected contributions from institutions and youth actors.

2) Panel discussion

Discussion on implementation: roles and responsibilities, coordination workflow, prevention strategies, linkages with security and social protection, and how youth structures support delivery.

3) Q&A and consolidation

Questions, clarifications and collection of youth proposals; rapporteurs consolidate key takeaways and broadly stated follow-up recommendations.

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