Association of Youth Organizations Nepal

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Association of Youth Organizations Nepal (AYON)Company type| Public

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Genre| Youth Network Organisation
Founder| R.Mulmi, P. Bhattarai, S. Dahal, K. Burklakoti & S. Joyti (2005)
Headquarters| Kathmandu, Nepal,

Kathmandu

Area served

| Nepal

Number of employees

| 8 (2010)
Website| www.ayon.org.np

The Association of Youth Organizations Nepal (AYON) is a non-political, non-religious, non-governmental, not-for-profit, autonomous network of Youth Organizations and as such, a platform for collaboration, cooperation, joint action and collective endeavor between Youth Organizations in Nepal. So far, 92 youth organizations have registered with AYON.[1] The organisation is situated in New Baneshwor, Kathmandu.

AYON took lead during the Nepali earthquake and mobilized thousands of youth volunteers. Immediately after the disastrous earthquake, within just 23 hours Association of Youth Organizations Nepal (AYON) in coordination with various youth groups like Come on Youth Stand Up initiated #act4quake youth group within to respond to the earthquake disaster.

(AYON), together with other local, national, and international agencies, has been involved in relief works from immediately after the earthquake mobilizing more than 900 youth volunteers in 14 districts. The youth volunteers team meets the people, make the community, does the medical emergency medical treatments, cleans the area to stop the epidemics and in some locations like Sankhu, Nuwakot building temporary bamboo houses.

To date {16 May 2015} it has reached more than 140 villages of 14 districts and its teams including medical persons are reaching to un-reached and un-served areas with relief materials.

## Member organisations[edit]

In 2015, AYON works with 987 member organisations, situated in Nepal:

Name of Organization | District | Zone

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Bal Samaj Nepal | Morang | Koshi
Mugu | Karnali | Karnali
Center for Research and Development (CRD,Nepal) | Kavre | Bagmati
Child Protection Nepal | Bara | Narayani
Community Development Forum | Dang | Rapti
Community Development Forum Nepal (CDF Nepal –Doti) | Doti | Seti
Creative Good Governance Club(CGGC) | Surkhet | Bheri
Creative Youth Society (CYS) | Lalitpur | Bagmati
Development Concern Society (DECOS) | Rolpa | Rolpa
Friendship Youth Society | Kathmandu | Bagmati
Gaja Yuwa Club | Baglung | Dhaulagiri
GRID Nepal (Group for Rural Infrastructure Development Nepal) | Lalitpur | Bagmati
Hanuman Youth Club | Dhanusha | Janar
Himalayan River guide Association Nepal (HRGAN) Kathmandu | Kathmandu | Bagmati
HRELIC Nepal (National committee of Human Rights Education Club) | Kathmandu | Bagmati
Human Rights and Good Governance Club | Sindhuli | Janakpur
HYSEF (Himalayan Youth & Student Forum) | Kathmandu | Bagmati
Imagine Street Nepal Youth Forum | Kathmandu | Bagmati
Jagriti Child and Youth Concern Nepal | Nawalparasi | newalparasi
Karnali Source and management and Rural Empowerment Center, SEC – MARK Mugu | Mugu | Karnali
Nawa Jagaran Yuwa Club | Baglung | Dhaulagiri
"Nawa Malika Youth Club, Baglung (NMYC Baglung) " | Baglung | Dhaulagiri
Nepal Basketball Academy (NBA) | Kathmandu | Bagmati
"Nepal Environment & Education Development Society, (NEEDS) " | Kanchanpur | Mahakali
Nepal Youth Forum(NYF) | Lalitpur | Bagmati
Nodan Club | Kathmandu | Bagmati
NYEF (Nepalese Young Entrepreneurs Forum) | Kathmandu | Bagmati
Prosperous Nepal | Kathmandu | Bagmati
Shree Krishna Gandaki Youth Club(SKGYC) | Palpa | Gandaki
Social Development Service Center (SDSC) | Dhanusa | Janakpur
Society for Humanism Youth (SOCH Youth) | Kathmandu | Bagmati
Suryodaya Yuwa Club | Kaski | Gandaki
Tourism Development Endeavors (TUDE) | Kathmandu | Bagmati
UNITED YOUTH(UNITED YOUTH for World Peace) | Kathmandu | Bagmati
Women Upliftment and awareness center, Mugu(WUAC) | Mugu | Karnali
YATRA | Lalitpur | Bagmati
YES Nepal (Youth Engagement in Sustainability) | Kathmandu | Bagmati
Youth Action Nepal | Kathmandu | Bagmati
Youth For Change Nepal | Kaski | Gandaki
Youth Initiative | Kathmandu | Bagmati
Youth Solidarity-Nepal | Doti | Seti
Youth Network For peace | Achham | Seti
Social Development and promotion Center | Surkhet | Bheri
Jana kalyan Club | Sindhupalchok | Bagmati
Youth for Development | Kailali | Seti
Good Governance Protection forum | Hekuli | Dang
Communication Development Forum | Kapan | Kathmandu
Nepal Association of the Partially Sighted | Kathmandu | Bagmati
Youth Civil Society | Kathmandu | Bagmati
Community Development Campaign | Lalitpur | Bagmati
Youth Federation for human Rights, peace and development | Bara | Bara
Children's Partners Nepal | Kathmandu | Bagmati
Youth Network Doti | Dipayal | Doti
Pravasi Nepali Coordination Committee | Kathmandu | Bagmati
Nepal Social Development Awareness center | Siraha | Siraha
Suryoday Youth Club | Birgunj | Parsa
Bataworan Chetansil Samaj | Illam | Illam
Ideal Youth Group | Jhapa | Jhapa
Farwest Multi Purpose (FWMC)center | Dhangadi | kailali
Unification Nepal (UN-Nepal) | Gorkha | Gorkha
Youth Partnership for Development and Peace Nepal | Manthali | Ramechhap
Helping Hands for Sustainability | Kathmandu | Bagmati
VOY CAUCAS | Kathmandu | Bagmati
Deurali Youba Club (DYC) | Dhankuta | Dhankuta
Chandra Jyoti Integratated Rural Development Society (CIRDS) | Dhading | Dhading
PEACE Nepal | Palpa | Lumbini
Srijanshil Yuwa Akata Club | Banke | Bheri
Youth for Sindhuli (YFS) | Kamalmai | Sindhuli
People's Inspiration Center (PIC) | Dhanusha | Janakpur
Participatory Rural Development Programme (PRDP) | Charikot | Dolakha
All people's Development Center (APEC) | Lahan | Siraha
Social Improve Service Forum (SISEF, Nepal) | Parbat | Kusma
Shree Krishna Yuwa Club (SKYCS) | Mahottari | Janakpur

## Definitions[edit]

These definitions are according to AYON. Youth: Youth is an individual, male or female, of any class, caste, creed, origin or religion, who is of the age group between 16 years to 35 years. To compare the Youth definition of the United Nation is between 15 and 24 years old.

Youth Organization: Youth Organization is an organization run by youth, conducting activities directly targeting youth, for the development of youth. These organizations should have at least 75% youths in its membership base and the executive committee.

## Objectives[edit]

* To act as an umbrella organization for Youth Organizations in Nepal to foster cooperation, dialogue, network and collaboration for youth empowerment and development
* To advocate, lobby and facilitate mainstreaming of youth issues in the National agenda.
* To organize capacity building programs, trainings and workshops to strengthen the network and its member organizations.
* To serve as consulting and advisory body to the government agencies and relevant stakeholders regarding youth issues in Nepal.
* To organize various youth events having national and international significance.
* To represent Nepalese youth in international policy/decision making bodies, associations, conferences, and various fora.
* To build network and alliance with international youth organizations and networks to foster youth development.

## References[edit]

1. ^ Official AYON website 2010

The Loyal Youth Club -Salyan

## External links[edit]

* Official website

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Kathmandu District

Headquarters: Kathmandu

| Metropolitan cities|

* Kathmandu

Municipalities|

* Budanilkantha
* Chandragiri
* Dakshinkali
* Gokarneshwar
* Kageshwari Manohara
* Kirtipur
* Nagarjun
* Shankharapur
* Tarakeshwar
* Tokha

Former VDCs|

* Aalapot
* Baad Bhanjyang
* Bajrayogini
* Balambu
* Baluwa
* Bhadrabas
* Bhimdhunga
* Chalnakhel
* Chapali Bhadrakali
* Chhaimale
* Chobhar
* Chauketar Dahachok
* Chunikhel
* Daanchhi
* Dhapasi
* Dharmasthali
* Gapalphedi
* Gokarna
* Goldhunga
* Gongabu
* Gothatar
* Ichankhu Narayan
* Indrayani
* Jhor Mahankal
* Jitpurphedi
* Jorpati
* Kabhresthali
* Kapan
* Khadka Bhadrakali
* Kirtipur Chitubihar
* Koteshwar
* Lapsiphedi
* Machhegaun
* Mahadevsthan
* Mahankal
* Manmaiju
* Matatirtha
* Mulpani
* Nanglebhare
* Naikap Naya Bhanjyang
* Naikap Purano Bhanjyang
* Nayapati
* Phutung
* Pukhulachhi
* Ramkot
* Sangla
* Satungal
* Syuchatar
* Sheshnarayan
* Sitapaila
* Sokhek
* Sundarijal
* Suntol
* Talku Dudechaur
* Thankot
* Tinthana
* Tokha Chandeshwari
* Tokha Saraswati

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