ECW Youth and Student Sub-group | Leaders of Today
ECW Youth and Student Sub-group
Organization: Education Cannot Wait
Type: Other
Location: Global
Age: Youth-led organisations
Funding: No Funding
Education Cannot Wait (ECW) is the global fund for education in emergencies. Its civil society constituency includes a protected sub-group for youth-led and student-led organisations, coordinated through the 100 Million campaign, which gives young people a direct say in how ECW operates, including where funding goes and the policies it sets. **What you get:** - A formal voice in ECW governance through an elected representative - A vote in electing the sub-group's representative organisation - ECW meeting documentation in advance - A channel to make recommendations on ECW funding decisions and policies - Standing to run for the representative seat if your organisation works on education in emergencies **What you'll do:** - Join the sub-group as an organisation via the online form - Participate in sub-group consultations and elections - Feed input to the elected representative ahead of ECW governance meetings
Education Cannot Wait (ECW) is the global fund for education in emergencies. Its civil society constituency includes a protected sub-group for youth-led and student-led organisations, coordinated through the 100 Million campaign, which gives young people a direct say in how ECW operates, including where funding goes and the policies it sets.
What you get:
A formal voice in ECW governance through an elected representative
A vote in electing the sub-group's representative organisation
ECW meeting documentation in advance
A channel to make recommendations on ECW funding decisions and policies
Standing to run for the representative seat if your organisation works on education in emergencies
What you'll do:
Join the sub-group as an organisation via the online form
Participate in sub-group consultations and elections
Feed input to the elected representative ahead of ECW governance meetings
Who can apply
Open to youth-led and student-led organisations of any size
The organisation's work must involve education or emergencies, or it must be based in an emergency context
Corporate and for-profit entities cannot join
Individuals cannot be members; membership is for organisations only
Legal or formal registration is not required
No membership fees detected
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Good to know
+The rolling claim on this record survives contact with the source: ECW's own Terms of Reference say membership remains open and new members can join at any time
+The registration form is live, free, and states its eligibility test on the first screen before you invest any effort
+Rare substance behind the youth-participation language: the first and only global multilateral fund in which young people participate directly in decision-making, with the sub-group electing an organisation to sit on ECW's High-Level Steering Group
+Deliberately low barrier for small groups: membership does not have to be legally or formally registered, and your organisation can be any size
+Credible principals. Education Cannot Wait is the UN-hosted global fund for education in emergencies
Worth checking yourself
!The single most important thing an applicant needs to know: individuals cannot be members. Membership is only open to organisations, so you must be applying on behalf of a youth- or student-led organisation
!Eligibility is narrow: not-for-profit, 51 percent or more of leadership aged 30 or below, and working in education, in emergencies, or based in an emergency context
!The page is visibly stale. It still says the current representatives will be in post until 2025, and the only printed election-registration deadline is 21 May 2023, so anyone joining today has no idea when the next election is
!Broken link inside their own live registration form: it directs applicants to guidance at a URL that returns 404
!No money, no travel support, no stipend of any kind. This is unpaid governance participation
!Elected organisations serve a two-year term, renewable once
