GYBN Youth Voices Regional workshops (TOC)
Input
Regional workshops
Output
no. of tweets, social media engagement
no. of organizations engaged
no. of countries represented
no. of success stories
no. of people trained
no. of project proposals/ideas
Assumptions
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
Assumption: participants are inspired to and make biodiversity/gybn presentations
the workshop makes connections between concepts clear (e.g. between CBD, NBSAPs, ABTs, to on-the-ground work)
increase in GYBN membership
Assumption: participants are inspired to contribute towards CBD processes and Targets #
GYBN chapters established #
Assumption: participants learn about CBD and project management skills, and use them in their work #
no. of people inspired by the multiplier effect #
we provide an appropriate set of tools/skill-training that is better than the participants' current way of doing things
Assumption: projects are well conceived and carried out beyond workshop
no. of workshop projects running, amount of funding received #
Assumption: effective exchange platform established during and after workshop
Partnerships established #
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
STI: Biodiversity projects being sustained
STI: Project Staff members grow or remain constant
STI: Projects contribute to the ABT and engage NBSAP
Long-Term Impact: more biodiversity is conserved, sustainably used, fair access and benefit sharing and used more local communities dependent on biodiversity benefited
STI: More political will to prioritize/ mainstream biodiversity