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Given its operational nature, the Youth Plan offers youths a set of specific programmes that provide strategies and concrete solutions to their major concerns, including among others:
All these things contribute to the success of the Greater Achievements Policy and to our common aspiration to make Cameroon an emerging nation, rooted in solid institutions, democratic, prosperous and respected in Africa and in the world.
In this regard, the Youth Plan is a comprehensive therapy that aims at making the youth, in the medium term, the driving force of national development in its economic, social and cultural dimensions. It aims to be an instrument of moral rearmament and a lever for mobilising youths for the major national projects of the day: the revival of economic growth, governance and the fight against corruption, and the improvement of citizens’ living conditions.
The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Civic Education is responsible for the elaboration and implementation of the Government’s policy in the fields of youth, civic education and the promotion of national integration.
On 10 February 2016, on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the Youth Day, the Head of State, His Excellency Paul Biya, announced the implementation of the Three-Year “Special-Youth” Plan , abbreviated as TYSYP. The TYSYP was allocated 102 billion CFA francs, with the objective of accompanying 1.5 million youths in Cameroon at a pace of 500,000 youths per year.
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