The National Youth Council (NYC) announced the finalisation of their five-year strategic plan to President Hage Geingob at State House yesterday.
NYC executive chairperson Sharonice Busch announced the finalisation of the strategic plan during a courtesy call to the Head of State with the NYC board members, Minister and Deputy Minister of Sport, Youth and National Service Agnes Tjongarero and Emma Kantema-Gaomas present, accompanied by the Pan-African Youth Union delegation.
Busch said the board recently finalised NYC’s five-year integrated strategic business plan which in the near future will be presented to the line ministries.
“The integrated strategic business plan of the board looks at how to reposition the NYC for the next five years to ensure that they not only remain relevant but become truly competitive and a world-class leading youth coordinating body,” she said.
Busch said through their strategic plan NYC would really like to emphasise on operational excellence, strengthening of NYC’s systems and processes.
“The plan focuses on reinventing and strengthening their programmes, advocacy and lobbying,” she said.
Source: Namibia News Press Agency
