Ingeniería industrial

1 Join the Global Youth Anti-Corruption Network (GYAC)!

Youth groups from around the world have joined together to fight corruption in their countries. Members share experiences, ideas andresources via an online social network, video conferences, and face-to-face events. GYAC also works with musicians to create global songs against corruption and supports journalists in their fight forgreater transparency and accountability.

GYAC wants to expand our membership to include new organizations. We are membership driven, and still forging our identity. The expanded GYAC network will meetthis April, for its 2nd annual forum in Nairobi. If selected a member, your organization will be invited to join us in Nairobi for this exciting event, which will open to you a lot of opportunities toenhance your work on anti-corruption.

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In order for your application to be considered, your organization must fulfill the following Eligibility Requirements:

1. Organization must have aproven interest in promoting good governance, transparency and supporting accountability in day-to-day activities at both local and national levels.

2. Organization must be lead by and centered onyouth. (Youth is defined as anyone between the ages of 16 and 35 as of May 31, 2011.)

3. A youth delegate from the applicant organization must be able to attend the Nairobi conference scheduled for endof April, 2010.

4. Organization liaison(s) must be proficient in written and spoken English

5. Complete applications must be submitted to gyac.open.competition@gmail.com by Tuesday, February22th, 2011.
 

3 Participant Application Form

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2 1. Organizational Profile

Name of Organization:
Type of Organization (include registration status, e.g.Registered NGO):
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2. Contact Person for the Organization

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