Youth Desk - Indonesian National Commission for UNESCO

UNESCO Youth Desk – International Youth Travel Card merupakan kerjasama dengan ISIC International yang berdiri sejak 1956 dengan jaringan lebih dari 4,5 juta member, lebih dari 40.000 tawaran diskon menarik di lebih dari 100.000 lokasi di 140 negara di seluruh dunia.

Keuntungan memiliki Kartu ini :
• Satu-satunya kartu perjalanan internasional bagi pelajar/mahasiswa/pemuda internasional yang diakui UNESCO dan memiliki jaringan tersebar di 140 negara.
• Memberikan kemudahan bagi pelajar/mahasiswa/pemuda untuk melakukan perjalanan wisata dan pendidikan.
• Memberikan nilai tambah terhadap berbagai fasilitas dan akses pendidikan yang dibutuhkan oleh pemuda.

“Asian Feminisms and Transnational Activism”

July 5 - 18, 2012
Asian Center for Women’s Studies, Ewha Womans University
Seoul, South Korea
The Asian Center for Women’s Studies at Ewha Womans University is calling for applicants for the Ewha Global Empowerment Program (EGEP) 2012 summer. EGEP is a two-week program that will take place twice a year (January and July). It aims to empower women working in non-governmental public sectors and to nourish the next generation of women leaders in Asia and Africa. EGEP 2012 summer (July 5-18, 2012) is designed for women activists in non-governmental public sectors in Asia, with the theme of “Asian Feminisms and Transnational Activism.”

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Acara:
Mengkonsepkan acara dari mulai dari bulan Maret hingga berlangsungnya acara (termasuk acara kecil di luar dari acara utama)
Mengatur berjalannya sebuah acara mulai dari rundown, pembicara, juri, memilih tempat berlangsungnya acara, dan berkoordinasi dengan HIPMI UI

Fundraiser:
Mencari sponsor dari bulan Maret hingga berlangsungnya acara
Mengkoordinasikan acara-acara di luar acara utama untuk kepentingan fundraising Memonitoring pihak sponsor yang telah terikat kontrak

Indonesia is an agrarian country, where most of the population are farmers. Ironically, in this agricultural country, most farmers are poor. Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS) showed that 64% of poor people in Indonesia live in villages and majority work as farmers. One of ironic thing that the world of farming in Indonesia is difficult to find young people in farm sectors. Data from Statistics indicate that 60% of Human Resources (HR) in agriculture over the age of 40. How this could be happens? Where are Indonesian youth ?

Thursday, 2 February 2012, the youth representatives who are members of Youth Parliament visited the office of Deputy Minister for Education, Ministry of Education and Culture to present their aspiration and recommendation as form of Indonesian youth participation in development. This activity held by the IFL (Indonesian Future Leaders) and facilitated by the Youth Desk - Indonesian National Commission for UNESCO.