Youth Empowerment at UAN
“Empowering the next generation to lead Bangladesh into a smarter, stronger future.”
At United Aid for Nation (UAN), youth are not just participants; they are the leaders, innovators, and change-makers driving everything we do.
Bangladesh has one of the world’s largest youth populations, and we see this as our greatest asset for building a nation that is resilient, inclusive, and globally competitive.
Why Youth Empowerment Matters
2.If empowered, this generation can unlock massive economic growth and social progress.
3.If neglected, it risks unemployment, migration crises, and wasted potential.
By investing in youth now, we build a Bangladesh that can lead in innovation, climate action, and economic development, not just survive its challenges.
Global Relevance
When we empower Bangladeshi youth, we are not only building a better nation — we are:
- Creating global talent ready to participate in the digital economy.
- Strengthening people-to-people diplomacy by connecting youth with embassies, IGOs, and global initiatives.
Contributing to SDGs:
- SDG 4 (Quality Education)
- SDG 5 (Gender Equality)
- SDG 8 (Decent Work & Economic Growth)
- SDG 16 (Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions)
Our Approach
UAN’s youth empowerment model is built on training, leadership, and connection
Skill Development
2.Vocational training and micro-business planning
3.Financial literacy for personal and professional growth
Leadership & Civic Engagement
2.Civic education on rights, responsibilities, and governance
3.Platforms for youth to design and lead community projects
Resilience & Social Responsibility
2.Vocational training and micro-business planning
3.Financial literacy for personal and professional growth
Women & Girls Empowerment
2.Training in entrepreneurship and job readiness
3.Advocacy for gender equality and inclusion
Why This Matters to Donors
Supporting UAN’s youth empowerment programs means you:
✅ Reduce unemployment and poverty at the root.
✅ Build resilience against disasters and climate shocks.
✅ Promote gender equality and social inclusion.
✅ Equip a generation to lead Bangladesh into a digital, sustainable future.
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Partner with UAN to empower millions of youth across Bangladesh. Your support can create leaders, entrepreneurs, and innovators who transform not just their own communities but the nation and the world.
Organizational Structure
Organizational Structure
Central HQ
Advisors & Life Members form the policy council. The Chairman and Vice Chairman are elected from life members. HQ handles strategy, standards, partnerships, national registration, and international liaison.
Division → District → Thana Committees
Execute programs, training, disaster response, and reporting. Clear Terms of Reference (ToR), meeting cadence (monthly/quarterly), and escalation paths are defined.
University & School Chapters
Led by a Youth Ambassador, Vice Youth Leader, and a Core Committee of 10. Unlimited volunteers can join. Each chapter has a Faculty Advisor for mentorship.
Membership & Elections
Annual terms; merit + election; 30–40% seats reserved for girls/women at all levels.
Ethics & Safeguarding Unit
Ensures volunteer protection, child safeguarding, and a code of conduct.
Digital & IT Cell
Manages membership database, digital platforms, cybersecurity, and online communications.
Global Ambition & Partnerships
- Phased Expansion: Phase I (Bangladesh), Phase II (South & Southeast Asia), Phase III (Global Chapters).
- Partnerships: Governments, NGOs, UN agencies, universities, diaspora networks.
- Compliance: Local registration, child safeguarding, data protection, anti-corruption.
- Youth Exchanges: Thematic cohorts (climate, health, tech), joint hackathons, cultural immersion.
- Youth Innovation Hub: International collaboration for startups and sustainable solutions.
- Global Volunteer Card/ID: Internationally recognized ID for cross-border volunteering.
- Research & Publications: Annual reports and journals to share knowledge and learning.
Youth Parliament – Full Framework
Every institution forms a Youth Parliament (YP) via democratic elections. It provides year-round leadership practice, policy debates, and community projects.
Structure (General Assembly, Committees, Leadership)
Faculty Advisor
Mentors the chapter while preserving youth autonomy.
General Assembly
Primary decision-making forum, consisting of 2–3 representatives from each class/department.
Committees (Ministry-Style)
Education & Skills: Organizes workshops and training.
Health & Well-being: Physical & mental health awareness.
Environment & Climate: Sustainable initiatives.
Technology & Innovation: Digital literacy & projects.
Culture, Arts & Media: Cultural & media programs.
Community Service: Volunteer & social initiatives.
Gender Equality & Inclusion: Equal opportunities & diversity.
Employment & Entrepreneurship: Career & job guidance.
Sports & Recreation: Sports & recreational activities.
International Affairs & Peace: Cross-cultural understanding & global initiatives.
Leadership Structure
Speaker/President – Moderates sessions.
Chairperson/Prime Minister (PM) – Overall leadership.
Ministers – Leads committees.
Opposition Leader – Ensures accountability & debate.