Public Accountability & Transparency
Our Activity Reports & Key Figures.
In compliance with Law 2025-19 and our March 2026 statutes, Youth For Challenge NGO publishes all its annual activity reports, field evaluations, and certified budgets.
Youth, women & students
9 Departments in Benin
Educational partners
Independent Auditors
Detailed Reports Year by Year
Explore our in-depth reports, field methodologies, certified data, and download every official PDF in high quality.
Technical Report 2025-2026: Allô Citoyen Program
Road safety, emergency first aid, positive masculinity / GBV, and community peacebuilding
Comprehensive technical evaluation report of the flagship program funded by the Ministry of Sports under the 2025 National Youth Oscars grant (1,200,000 XOF). Engaging 1,402 youth across 10 municipalities on road safety with Police, positive masculinity with the National Women Institute, and pastoral peacebuilding.
784 boys • 618 girls
Mono, Zou, Collines, Alibori
Middle/high schools & workshops
Deployed across field workshops
Key Achievements & Impact
- Axis 1 • Road Safety: 17 police and CNSR officers trained youth on traffic laws, speeding risks, certified helmet usage, and emergency first aid techniques.
- Axis 2 • Positive Masculinity & GBV Prevention: Rollout with UNFPA and INF of the 'Man Box' pedagogical curriculum to challenge toxic stereotypes and combat school-based gender violence.
- Axis 3 • Community Peacebuilding: Tolerance dialogues and citizen roundtables in Ouinhi and Kandi, culminating in the establishment of 2 'Pupilles de la Paix' clubs for peaceful coexistence.
- Exemplary Financial Audit Trail: 100% justification of the 1,200,000 XOF state grant supported by attendance rosters and timestamped photographic records.
Annual Activity Report 2025
Empowerment, girls STEM education, BEPC tutoring, and Law 2025-19 governance
The 2025 annual review marks a watershed year: national recognition at the Youth Oscars, PARA-2E academic tutoring for 198 students in Ouinhi, girls STEM training with WOMENVAI at CEG 2 Kandi, statutory compliance under Law 2025-19, and strengthening of institutional governance.
Across 8 municipalities in Benin
18 volunteer teachers in Ouinhi
CEG 2 Kandi with WOMENVAI
Certified & verified reports
Key Achievements & Impact
- PARA-2E Tutoring in Ouinhi: 12 weeks of intensive academic coaching for 198 9th-graders (82 girls) across Ouinhi, Vessamè, and Sagon with 18 communal volunteer teachers.
- KidsVai at CEG 2 Kandi: Robotics and coding masterclasses for 50+ young girls conducted in northern Benin with international NGO WOMENVAI.
- National Recognition: Formal award ceremony at the 2025 Youth Oscars in Cotonou under the high patronage of the Government of Benin.
- Statutory Reform & Elective Assembly: Adoption of the updated constitution under Law 2025-19 and democratic election of governing bodies.
Annual Activity Report 2024
Local resilience, civic education, grassroots ecology, and vocational crafts
2024 commemorated YFC's 6th anniversary: distributing complete school kits to vulnerable students in Lokossa and Ouinhi, community plastic cleanup drives, vocational trades with OTTI & FILS, and mentorship for 50+ high school graduates.
Youth, apprentices & pupils
Zoungamè (Lokossa) & Ouinhi
Soap-making, binding, beading
Comè & CAEB Lokossa
Key Achievements & Impact
- 6th Anniversary & Cleanup: Massive plastic collection drive across Lokossa markets, training families on 5 daily eco-habits.
- Artisanal Vocational Training: 30 out-of-school youth trained with Cabinet OTTI & FILS in soap chemistry, bookbinding, and decorative craftwork.
- Citizen Talks #3 & #4: Hybrid town halls bringing youth face-to-face with municipal leaders on budget transparency and local policy.
- Municipal Road Advocacy: Policy proposals delivered to Lokossa municipality for traffic calmers and zebra crossings around CEG 1 and CEG 4.
Annual Activity Report 2023
Women financial literacy, STEM inclusion, and peaceful electoral civic drive
2023 cemented YFC's inclusive reach: financial coaching for Gbénonkpô rural women cooperative in Athiémé, KidsVai launch at Lokossa Girls High School, international tech meetup in Cotonou with WOMENVAI Europe, and a nationwide peaceful election drive.
Rural women & students
Gbénonkpô group in Athiémé
Lokossa Girls High School
2023 Peaceful Elections
Key Achievements & Impact
- Financial Literacy in Athiémé: Hands-on coaching for Gbénonkpô cooperative women in bookkeeping, unit cost calculations, and internal emergency funds.
- KidsVai at Lokossa Girls High School: Debut STEM mentorship workshop inspiring 60 young women toward science, coding, and engineering careers.
- WOMENVAI International Meetup in Cotonou: Partnership conference hosted at BtechSpace bringing together women engineers and YFC youth leaders.
- Peaceful Elections & ICPD+30: Voter non-violence awareness campaign during the 2023 legislative vote and youth delegation at the global ICPD+30 forum in Cotonou.
Activity Report 2021-2022
Empowerment and citizenship of youth and women in Benin (LFCV, DHEC & Governance)
Across 2021-2022, Youth For Challenge deepened its core pillars: completing the Women Leadership and Value Creation project (LFCV) with WOMENVAI for 20 women entrepreneurs, multimedia vocational workshops, youth entrepreneurship conferences in Lokossa and Abomey-Calavi, online DHEC civic roundtables, and high-level dialogue at the Mono Prefecture.
CAEB & Mayton conferences
5-month WOMENVAI program
Photoshop & Premiere Pro
Report submitted to Mono Prefect
Key Achievements & Impact
- LFCV Project with WOMENVAI: 5 months of training and mentorship for 20 women entrepreneurs across Benin in team management and strategic growth.
- Practical Multimedia Training: Intensive session from August 16 to September 3, 2021 with Mayton Promo and Wassi Wassi Prod in graphic design, photography, and video editing.
- Entrepreneurship Conferences: 300+ youth engaged at CAEB Lokossa and Espace Mayton in Abomey-Calavi on business creation and youth entrepreneurship.
- Prefectural Audience: Official transmission of activity reports to Mono Prefect Dèdègnon Bienvenu MILOHIN and institutional governance coaching with USBWAA.
Activity Report 2020
Education, resilience, and community solidarity facing COVID-19
In 2020, amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, Youth For Challenge demonstrated community resilience: public awareness drives reaching 51,400+ people, Photoshop graphic design masterclasses, agro-food processing training with ADEIA / Faculty of Agricultural Sciences (FSA-UAC), landmark partnership agreement with international NGO WOMENVAI, and solidarity aid to orphanages in Lokossa and Parakou.
COVID-19 response, blog & exams
ADEIA & Faculty of Agronomy FSA
Lokossa & Parakou sponsorship
MOU signed with WOMENVAI (Paris)
Key Achievements & Impact
- COVID-19 Grassroots Response: Community workshops across the Mono and digital campaigns reaching 51,400+ people on safety protocols and public hygiene.
- Agro-Processing Training: 24 university students certified in tomato and soy transformation and food preservation techniques with ADEIA at FSA-UAC.
- Strategic MOU with WOMENVAI: Agreement signed in September 2020 with Paris-based international NGO, laying groundwork for women empowerment and girls in STEM.
- Orphanage Solidarity: Provision of food supplies and stationery to Lokossa orphanages and establishment of educational sponsorships for orphans in Parakou.
Activity Report 2018-2019
First sixteen months of community impact serving youth (Mono & Couffo)
Foundational report chronicling the first sixteen months of Youth For Challenge: 761 people directly impacted across 12 milestone initiatives in 5 pioneer municipalities (Lokossa, Athiémé, Houéyogbé, Dogbo, and Aplahoué). Launch of the Djimon Hounsou English Club (DHEC), Scratch coding initiation for 70+ schoolchildren, Génies en Herbe national academic contest, Spelling Bee, and Lokossa CleanUp Day.
Pupils, students & orphans
Education, coding, leadership & eco
Mono (3) & Couffo (2)
Scratch coding & animations
Key Achievements & Impact
- 12 foundational initiatives executed: Personal development and financial literacy workshops, native language roundtables, donations to La Providence orphanage, and Summer Camp 2019.
- Djimon Hounsou English Club (DHEC): Launch of the English speaking club in Lokossa to foster oral fluency and global opportunities for students.
- Early Coding Program: Over 70 children and teenagers in Lokossa trained in animation and logic games creation using Scratch visual software.
- Academic Excellence & Ecology: Hosting the GEH Challenge Benin-Africa 2019 (won by CEG 1 Lokossa), Spelling Bee, and the community Lokossa CleanUp Day.
Progression of Interventions (2023 - 2026)
A continuous scale-up from community pilots to national recognition and our Horizon 2033 pan-African vision.
| Exercice | Bénéficiaires | Communes Clés | Programmes Phares | Fiche Détaillée | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 - 2026 | 1 402 direct | 10 communes (Mono, Zou, Collines, Alibori) | Allô Citoyen (Sécurité routière, VBG / INF, Paix) | Voir la fiche | 59 p. |
| 2025 | +1 200 | Ouinhi, Kandi, Lokossa, Cotonou, Bohicon | PARA-2E Ouinhi, KidsVai CEG 2 Kandi, Oscars 2025 | Voir la fiche | 53 p. |
| 2024 | +900 | Lokossa, Zoungamè, Ouinhi, Comè | Kits scolaires, Salubrité 6e anniversaire, Métiers OTTI | Voir la fiche | 28 p. |
| 2023 | +750 | Athiémé, Lokossa, Cotonou | Littératie féminine Gbénonkpô, KidsVai LJF, CIPD+30 | Voir la fiche | 26 p. |
Official Statutes, Regulations & Institutional Texts
Access the foundational legal acts registered under Benin Law 2025-19 of July 22, 2025, our brand guidelines, and institutional banking records.
Loi 2025-19 • 1,4 Mo
Mars 2026 • 758 Ko
Horizon 2033 • 1,4 Mo
Compte Officiel • 536 Ko
Our Transparency Commitment
Every resource mobilized for Youth For Challenge projects is managed with absolute rigor. Our activity reports, accounting records, and minutes are audited by certified external auditors and available to our partners and donors.
Officially registered NGO fully compliant with Law 2025-19 governing associations in Benin.
Systematic dual oversight of program execution conducted by our MEAL department and independent statutory auditors.
Public access to all annual activity reports, project sheets, and impact evaluations directly on our official portal.
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