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INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR EDUCATION, YOUTH ORIENTATION AND MOBILISATION (ICEYOM).

 

CONSTITUTION OF ICEYOM

 

 

Introduction;

 

The International Centre for Education, Youth Orientation and Mobilisation (ICEYOM) was established in 1999 as a project of the Cameroon Vision (CAMVISION)Trust NGO as an innovative and catalytic association for youth empowerment, education, orientation, mobilisation and gender equality.

With  the creation of the Women International Coalition Organisation (WICO) in 2002 the project was then transferred to WICO as a youth initiative for WICO. ICEYOM seeks to support innovative and experimental activities benefiting youths in line with national and regional priorities. It seeks to serve as a catalyst, with the goal of ensuring appropriate involvement of youths in mainstreaming development activities at all times through the stages of sustainable development in partner countries.

ICEYOM therefore seeks to play an innovative and catalytic role in relation to national, regional and world-wide overall systems of development. ICEYOM shall set up a fund that would provide technical and financial support to assist innovative programmes, promote youth rights, economic and political empowerment of youths and gender equality.

ICEYOM advocates to the link of youth interests and concerns to all critical issues on the national, regional and global agenda, especially when one considers that today youths and tomorrow leaders.

ICEYOM focuses its work at the country level working in collaboration with the Ministry of Youth and youth organisations with the context of the Resident Co-ordinator, playing a  strong advocacy role.

ICEYOM seeks to concentrate on fostering a multilateral policy dialogue on youth empowerment, education, orientation and mobilisation.

 

The ICEYOM Goal;

To be an advocate for youths, promote gender-responsive changes, carryout collective concerns and hopes for youths as well as defining and incorporation youth perspective on the development agenda. The goal of this agenda therefore is to transform the world that will bring peace and enhance well being for all, a healthy planet where youth are full participants as well as beneficiaries of development.

 

The ICEYOM Objectives;

·        To provide a framework for the incorporation of youth concerns and needs into development activities of nations world wide;

·        To identify and access the major constraints that inhibit youth from maximising their contribution to national development efforts;

·        To serve as a framework within which will evolve a fund that will systematically address youth constraints and help overcome them;

·        To stimulate dialogue with national/regional member countries on the kind of projects/programmes aimed at integrating youth into the development process. This will facilitate sectorial planning by regional members countries and help develop, where necessary, the legal and institutional framework for the integration of youth into the development process;

·        To establish a policy framework for ICEYOM`s Co-operation with bilateral, multilateral and NGOs as concern youth development.

 

ICEYOM Key Challenges;

Youth perspective on development shall address key challenges of the human race in the 21st century. These includes;

·        Defining and implementing new pathways of development that will  provide gender-equitable  and sustainable benefits to youths and the community in which they live,

·        Fostering and maintaining enhanced sustainable livelihoods for youths in a rapidly degrading environment,

·        Building stable lives for youths on the flux of massive population movement and arm conflicts within and between nations,

·        Securing peace and social integrity amongst youths as old political structures collapse, leaving power vacuums to be fought for and filled by groups that are polarised along class, religion, ethnicity race and gender,

·        Ensuring visibility and audibility of youths and addressing each of the above challenges as well as gender issues.

 

ICEYOM Immediate Focus Areas;

ICEYOM focus area of immediate concern includes;

·        Strengthening youth economic rights and empowering youths to enjoy secure livelihoods,

·        Ensuring governance and leadership that increases youth participation in the decision-making processes that shape our lives,

·        Promoting youth rights to eliminate all forms of discrimination  against youths and transform development into a more peaceful, equitable and sustainable process.

 

ICEYOM Programme Strategy;

The ICEYOM programmes strategy are designed and guided by an empowerment framework based on promoting youth rights, opportunities and capacities.

ICEYOM seeks to implement the empowerment agenda through five (5) core strategies that would build on the centre comparative advantages. These includes;

Building the capacity and leadership of youth organisations and networks;

Leveraging political and financial support for youth from a range of stakeholders in the development process;

Forging new synergies and effective partnership among youth organisations, governments, the UN system and private sector;

Undertaking pilot and demonstration project to test innovative approaches to youth empowerment and

Building an operational knowledge base to influence gender mainstreaming among youths and youth organisation.

 

Project Proposal.

ICEYOM is dedicated to building stronger youth organisations and networks so that youth themselves have the power to negotiate new and better policies with government, international organisation and other stakeholders.

ICEYOM shall provide technical support to governments and youth organisation and networks and promote a dialogue between them and the youths.

ICEYOM is advocating that youth concerns are incorporated into the policies and activities of governments, international organisations and civil society partners.

In recognition of the prevailing interest in promoting youth issues in development.

ICEYOM seeks and fosters collaboration with development agencies at all levels, UN systems, bilateral and private foundations in accordance with the ICEYOM mandate.

ICEYOM has therefore prioritised its programmes to focus on the following;

1.      Implementation of a Platform for Action, playing a key role in supporting the implementation of the platform for action of the Future Leaders Conference to be held in Edinburg, Scotland, August 2007 at the country level through the ministry of youth and ICEYOM Country   Co-ordinators;

2.      Engendering governance and promoting transformative leadership, enhancing youth participation in politics and representation of youths in public decision making processes;

3.      Strengthening youth economic capacities. ICEYOM seeks to ensure poverty alleviation and sustainable livelihoods for youths by;

Assisting youths to enhance their entrepreneurial skills under the Youth Entrepreneurial Scheme (YES). YES shall ensure that youths have enhanced access to credit, market, information and by advocating reform of policies that impede the realisation of their full participation and facilitating the process that enables youth to create healthy and sustainable businesses as well as improve their access to an enhanced bargaining power of youth entrepreneurs in the market place, locally, regionally and globally;

 

4.      Youth Rights; Advocating for awareness creation and legal instruments to facilitate the     criminalisation and prosecution of discrimination/violence against youths;

5.      Media; Strengthening media in its role of changing public opinion and fostering change with regards to youth. As such the media is considered as the indespensible ally of ICEYOM in its advocacy and brokerage role of youths political, social and economic empowerment;

6.      Mainstreaming Gender; Mainstreaming gender into all youth development activities of government and international organisation.

 

For Details Please Contact,

 

Ms Rosemary Olive Mbone Enie,

Geologist/Gender Ambassador,

Women International Coalition Organisation (WICO)

Africa President, P O Box 1075, Limbe, Cameroon

Tel: 237 958 0292

Email; rosembone@yahoo.com / wicoafrica@yahoo.com

Website; www.wicohome.org

 
 

AFRICAN PEACE CENTER MOMBASA-KENYA

 
 
 

Kenya : The Gate Way to Africa.

 

Building the African Peace Centre in Mombasa Kenya.

 

Declaration of Purpose.

The Women International Coalition Organisation (WICO) is an international Non-Profit, Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) founded in the United States of America and Israel by Bishop Marilyn Kotulek, International White Eagle Ministeries INC. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA and by Dr. Dalia Steiner, Ambassador for Peace, Jerusalem, Israel.

The organisation was founded due to the similar fates of the two cities and their civilians, who witnessed terror attacks and suffered damage to property, death and lost of loved ones.

 

WICO Goal;

Our goal is to work for the benefit of men, women, youths and children all over the world with no preference towards race, creed, religion or ethnicity. Our aim is to protect lives, promote human rights, improve the quality of life, advanced people in the different fields of life, such as education, professional training and development, culture for peace and prevention of conflicts, wars, voilence, injustice, discrimination and social inequality.

 

WICO`s Organisational Structure.

The organisational board is made of the following;

1)      International President- Dr Dalia Steiner

2)      International Director General- Bishop Marilyn Kotulek

3)      General Secretary- Ms Rosemary Olive Mbone Enie

4)      Head of Public Board- Mrs Nara Eliasina.

 

The board would undertake projects wich will be performed silmutaneously in all countries with established framework.

WICO will operate across the world by its branches in the five continents of Africa, Asia, Europe, North and South America.

The organision would pursue recognition by the UN and its institutes.

 

The Women International Coalition Organisation (WICO) Africa.

 

Structure.

The African Branch of WICO would be made up of;

1)      African President- Ms Rosemary Oive Mbone Enie- Cameroonian

2)      African Director General- To be Appointed- Kenyan

3)      African General Secretary- To be Appointed- South African

4)      Head of Public Board- To be Appointed- Ghanian

5)      Trustee Members- To be Appointed- Representing Five Sub-regions of Africa

North Africa- Egypt, South Africa-Lesotho, West Africa- Nigeria, East Africa Tanzania, Central  Africa Gabon.  .

 

Project Proposal.

 

Building of the African Peace Centre in Mombasa-Kenya.

 

The African Peace Centre would be build as a model of the Oklahoma City Peace centre.

The Centre would a four (4) storey building made up of an auditorium with 2500 seats capacity, television/radio station, offices, stores, restaurant etc surrounded by botanical gardens and other facilities.

 

We hereby call upon all stakeholders to take part in our fundraising event with the theme `United Hearts for African Peace`for the realisation of the project.

 

For More Information, Please Contact;

 

Email; daliabeck@hotmail.com

Website; www.wicohome.org.

 

2)      Ms. Rosemary Olive Mbone Enie, Geologist/Gender Ambassador,

General Secretary- WICO International/African President

P O Box 1075, Limbe, Cameroon

Tel; 00237 958 0292

Email; wicoafrica@yahoo.com

Website :www.wicohome.org

 
 

YOUTH FOR PEACE

YOUTH AS PROMOTERS OF PEACE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT.
 
Nairobi - Kenya
In october, 2006, approximately 200 youth leaders across Africa from the Business, Government,
Education, Law, Medicine, Science, Religion, Arts, Environment, Sports, Media, Non-governmental
agencies, Governmental agencies, Youth Organizations, and Agriculture will gather in Nairobi,
Kenya for the first ever Africa International Centre for Education, Youth Orientation and
Mobilisation (ICEYOM)  Peace Summit.
Attendees will also include Nobel Laureates, Honorary Guest Celebrities, Religious and Spiritual
Leaders, International Dignitaries, Scholars, Civic Leaders, The Arts and Sports Personalities.
This Historic gathering of African youth leaders will focus on informing and educating youth on
critical issues, such as, AIDS/Health, poverty, employment, violence, environmental degradation,
development etc. and on empowering youth to take action to resolve these issues. The Summit will
provide a framework for youth leadership at the leaders of tomorrow will be better
equipped to cope with the challenges facing them.
MISSION AND GOALS :
• Build a forum for young African leaders from across Africa, cultures, religions, and genders to
unite and pledge a commitment to work collectively toward the achievement of African peace;
• Create a African network of young people committed to peace-building;
• Focus on issues affecting youth and work towards finding solutions that will change the
prospects for the future of the next generation;
• Develop and promote mutual understanding, respect and harmony among young people, who will
become a new generation of African citizens;
• Identify talented youth with leadership potential from all parts of the Africa;
• Educate young people about the many critical issues their generation faces–weapons of mass
destruction, international terrorism and conflict, environmental degradation and climate change,
AIDS and its social consequences, poverty and development, education and employment, and drug
abuse and juvenile delinquency, among many other issues;
 • Provide a moral and spiritual vision for addressing these issues. Develop an understanding
that spiritual resources are an essential aspect of creating a peaceful and sustainable world;
and
• Communicate to Africa leaders that young people must have a say in their own future.
For Details, Please Contact,
Ms Rosemary Olive Mbone Enie
Women International Coalition Organisation (WICO) Africa
P O Box 1075, Limbe, Cameroon
Tel, 00237 9580292
Email,
iceyom@yahoo.co.uk

 


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"STOP AIDS: KEEP THE PROMISE"

WICO Africa has made a promise to 'STOP AIDS: KEEP THE
PROMISE'
for the world AIDS Campaign by organising a
annnual, one week festival starting from December 2005
during the International AIDS week by using Music,
Arts and Crafts to combat the AIDS in Africa.
For Details,
Please contact
Ms Rosemary Olive Mbone Enie,
WICO Africa President,
P O Box 1075, Limbe, Cameroon
tel: 00237 9580292
email: wicoafrica@yahoo.com
website: www.wicohome.org
 
 

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY


With regards to the 2006 International Women's Day and
the 4th World Water Forum, WICO Africa is stimulating
a set of dialogue for women across Africa to provide
feed back as concern the following issues.


THEME: Voices of African Women in Community
Development especially in Water and Sanitation
Services.

Topic 1; African Women's Role in Community Services
Utilisation ie Water, Sanitation Energy etc.

Topic 2; Comtemporary Socio-Economic Roles of African
Women as Bread Winners, Child Carers, Trainers and
Active Playersin the Mainstream Economy.

Topic 3; How African Women can make meaningful imputin
Community Planning, Implementation,Monitoring and
Evaluation.

Topic 4; The need for Women's Training, Education and
Capacity Building and Development in Water and
Sanitation.

Feedbacks should be sent to
wicoafrica@yahoo.com
 
 

With regards to the 2006 International Women's Day and
the 4th World Water Forum, WICO Africa is stimulating
a set of dialogue for women across Africa to provide
feed back as concern the following issues.


THEME: Voices of African Women in Community
Development especially in Water and Sanitation
Services.

Topic 1; African Women's Role in Community Services
Utilisation ie Water, Sanitation Energy etc.

Topic 2; Comtemporary Socio-Economic Roles of African
Women as Bread Winners, Child Carers, Trainers and
Active Playersin the Mainstream Economy.

Topic 3; How African Women can make meaningful imputin
Community Planning, Implementation,Monitoring and
Evaluation.

Topic 4; The need for Women's Training, Education and
Capacity Building and Development in Water and
Sanitation.

Feedbacks should be sent to
wicoafrica@yahoo.com
 
 
 
 

Programs-WICO Africa 2005-2010

      
  • "WICO"-  BUSINESS START-UP
  •                   SCHEM. 
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  • "WICO"-  CREDIT UNION
  •                   SCHEM.
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  • "WICO"-  WOMEN ENTERPRISE
  •                   SCHEM.
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  • "WICO"-  SOCIETY FOR WOMEN
  •                   EMPOWERMENT ,
  •                   EDUCATION AND TRAINING
  •                   (SWEET)CENTER.
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  • "WICO"-  BREAST CANCER
  •                   COUNSELLING SCHEM.
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  • "WICO"-  COOPERATIVE STORES
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  • "WICO"-  EXPRESS BUS SERVICES.

 

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