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GYBN Youth Voices Regional workshops (TOC) (Input (Regional workshops…

- - - - no. of tweets, social media engagement
      - no. of organizations engaged
        
        Assumption: effective exchange platform established during and after workshop
        
        Partnerships established #
      - no. of countries represented
      - no. of success stories
      - no. of people trained
        
        Assumption: participants are inspired to and make biodiversity/gybn presentations
        
        increase in GYBN membership
        
        no. of people inspired by the multiplier effect #
        
        Assumption: participants are inspired to contribute towards CBD processes and Targets #
        
        Increase in youth representation at all levels in the region: # of newspaper articles or letters written to politicians, # of focus groups or public policy hearings attended, # of participants attending COPs... # #
        
        GYBN chapters established #
        
        Assumption: participants learn about CBD and project management skills, and use them in their work #
        
        Change in participants' level of confidence in implementing solutions
        
        New projects created beyond workshop or existing projects towards achieving ABTs are improved
        
        Short-Term Impact (STI) : The public is more aware of biodiversity's value and act on the need for conservation
        
        Long-Term Impact: more biodiversity is conserved, sustainably used, fair access and benefit sharing and used more local communities dependent on biodiversity benefited
        
        STI: Biodiversity projects being sustained
        
        STI: Project Staff members grow or remain constant
        
        STI: Projects contribute to the ABT and engage NBSAP
        
        STI: More political will to prioritize/ mainstream biodiversity
      - no. of project proposals/ideas
        
        Assumption: projects are well conceived and carried out beyond workshop
        
        no. of workshop projects running, amount of funding received #
    - - young leaders in biodiversity apply; they have the time to take up this funded opportunity
      - we select good people
      - we have an effective framework for engagement during and post workshop
      - the workshop makes connections between concepts clear (e.g. between CBD, NBSAPs, ABTs, to on-the-ground work)
      - we provide an appropriate set of tools/skill-training that is better than the participants' current way of doing things