Mission
We train youth to become active citizens, responsible leaders and social entrepreneurs. We promote youth participation in decision making through advocacy and strengthening of youth networks.
Philosophy
3 Pillars - 3 Foundations - 3 Core Values
SEED for Myanmar has the three pillars of work: Pillar of Capacity Building, Pillar of Advocacy and Pillar of Fostering Collaboration. We mainstream forward thinking, social entrepreneurship and creating an enabling environment. Our 3 core values are co-creation, mutual respect and impact.
Theory of Change
If we build capacities of youth, create networks and advocate stakeholders, youth participation in decision making will be increased because youth will be willing and able to serve as change agents in an enabling environment.
LIST OF PROGRAMS
Capacity - Advocacy - Networks
(Please contact us for the training)
Capacity Building: Foundations of Knowledge
Digital Literacy
Media and Information Literacy
Life plan & personal development
Critical Thinking
Capacity Building: Applied courses
Project Management (Cert., Diploma)
Human Resource Management (Cert. Diploma)
Foundations for Accounting (Cert.)
Advancing Young Political Leadership (Cert.)
Igniting Youth Social Entrepreneurship (Cert.)
Research for Advocacy (Cert.)
SEED Leadership Masterclass (Coming)
Fostering Collaboration
Virtual Exchanges
Pantita Tea Circle
Desk for Sustainable Development Goals
When you transform one SDG, you transform every SDG
We primarily work on the 4 targets of SDG 4.
4.4. Skills for decent work
4.5. Gender equality and equal access for all
4.6. Youth and adult literacy
4.7. Sustainable development and global citizenship
4.b. Scholarships for higher education
We endorse for 4 crosscutting SDGs in our work.
All SDGs are highly interconnected. That being said, we especially endorse the SDGs 8, 10, 12 and 16 in our works.
Our achievements
This section has started on 2020 December and thus we are still organizing.
So far, we have trained over 2,000 youths for soft skills, management, entrepreneurship, and politics. Our alumni has been working in several public offices, NGOs and some of them have set up social enterprises.
