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National Youth Council Act

4. Functions of the Council

Edition: 2022-12-31 · In force

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4. Functions of the Council

The functions of the Council shall be to—
(a)regulate and co-ordinate activities and initiatives relating to the youth being undertaken by youth groups, youth focused community-based organizations, non-governmental organizations, civil society movements and other organizations;
(b)promote and popularize the national youth policy and other policies that affect the youth;
(c)facilitate the periodic review of the national youth policy in line with other government policy statements;
(d)mobilize resources to support and fund youth programmes and initiatives;
(e)lobby for legislation on issues affecting the youth;
(f)liaise with other organizations to ensure that the youth gain access to resources and services;
(g)promote relations between youth organizations and other bodies both nationally and internationally with similar objectives or interests;
(h)inspire and promote the spirit of unity, patriotism, volunteerism and service among the youth;
(i)formulate operational guidelines that protect the youth against any form of abuse or manipulation;
(j)mobilize and sensitise relevant stakeholders on the concept of community youth service;
(k)act as a voice and bridge to ensure that the Government and other policy makers are kept informed of the views and aspirations of the youth;
(l)promote research, collation and analysis of data on youth issues;
(m)promote the inclusion of youth agenda in the formulation of policy by public institutions and organisations;
(n)promote the inclusion of youths in decision-making bodies, boards, agencies and other public institutions and organisations;
(o)promote and popularize the Youth Enterprise Development Fund and such other devolved funds targeting the youth as may be established from time to time;
(p)perform any other function that may directly or indirectly contribute to the attainment of the foregoing.
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Source: Kenya Law