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    The Global Youth Anti-Corruption Network connects youth organizations fighting corruption around the world and engages musicians, journalists, and more to spread their message. The network has a presence in over 20 countries and provides opportunities for members to learn, share experiences, and have a voice at international events. It is announcing a competition for organizations to join the network and attend its second annual forum in Nairobi in April 2011, requiring applicants to have a proven anti-corruption track record, be youth-led, send a representative to the conference, and have English proficiency.

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    The Global Youth Anti-Corruption Network connects youth organizations fighting corruption around the world and engages musicians, journalists, and more to spread their message. The network has a presence in over 20 countries and provides opportunities for members to learn, share experiences, and have a voice at international events. It is announcing a competition for organizations to join the network and attend its second annual forum in Nairobi in April 2011, requiring applicants to have a proven anti-corruption track record, be youth-led, send a representative to the conference, and have English proficiency.

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    The Global Youth Anti-Corruption Network connects youth organizations fighting corruption around the world and engages musicians, journalists, and more to spread their message. The network has a presence in over 20 countries and provides opportunities for members to learn, share experiences, and have a voice at international events. It is announcing a competition for organizations to join the network and attend its second annual forum in Nairobi in April 2011, requiring applicants to have a proven anti-corruption track record, be youth-led, send a representative to the conference, and have English proficiency.

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    The Global Youth Anti-Corruption Network (GYAC) connects and supports youth

    organizations fighting corruption through sharing experiences, ideas and


    resources! GYAC also engages with musicians to produce global songs against
    corruption and with journalists to provide media coverage.

    The network is already present in more than 20 countries worldwide and is


    providing its members opportunities to learn, share and represent themselves in
    international platforms. It now announces its second open competition for all
    interested organizations to be part of the network and attend its 2nd annual forum
    in Nairobi.

    APPLY IN TIME TO JOIN US AT THE 2nd ANNUAL GLOBAL YOUTH


    ANTI-CORRUPTION FORUM IN NAIROBI in April 2011!

    Eligibility

    1. Proven track record in activities that promote good governance, transparency, and
    accountability
    2. Led by and/or centered on youth aged 16–35
    3. A youth representative able to attend the Nairobi conference scheduled for end of April 2011
    4. English proficiency of the representative

    Complete and submit attached application form to


    gyac.open.competition@gmail.com by Friday, February 11, 2011.

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