2025 - 2026 • Funded by Ministry of Sports
Technical Report 2025-2026: Allô Citoyen Program
Road safety, emergency first aid, positive masculinity / GBV, and community peacebuilding
Technical Report 2025-2026: Allô Citoyen Program
« 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. »
Context & Rationale
Facing increasing road traffic accidents among teenagers, persisting gender violence in schools and workshops, and intercommunity tensions, Youth For Challenge deployed an integrated community model uniting security forces, state protection bodies, and local leaders.
Youth For Challenge • 2025 - 2026
Key Performance Figures
784 boys • 618 girls
Mono, Zou, Collines, Alibori
Middle/high schools & workshops
Deployed across field workshops
Report Structure & Chapters
Below is the exact outline of chapters as presented in the official PDF submission to institutional partners.
Field Actions & Operational Methodology
Each intervention pillar adheres to strict protocols of community participation, gender equity, and continuous monitoring.
Axis 1: Road Safety & First Aid
In response to severe youth road traffic casualties in Benin, YFC formed an alliance with the Police and CNSR. 17 specialized trainers held interactive simulations across 25 middle schools, high schools, and trade workshops, emphasizing certified helmet usage, speed limits, and emergency recovery positioning.
Axis 2: Positive Masculinity & GBV Prevention
In collaboration with UNFPA and the National Women Institute (INF), the program introduced the innovative 'Man Box' pedagogical framework at CEG Comè, CEG Ouinhi, and Collège Catholique de Comè. In-depth sessions addressed physical violence, sexual abuse, cyberbullying, and toxic stereotypes that hinder young girls' empowerment.
Axis 3: Community Peace & Conflict Prevention
In northern regions and rural zones, social cohesion and conflict prevention are vital. In Kandi, community peace dialogues brought together local leaders, traditional authorities, and youth. In Ouinhi and Kandi, these initiatives led to the establishment of two 'Pupilles de la Paix' clubs, engaging youth directly in mediation and harmony.
- 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.
Associated Partners & Entities
Téléchargez le Rapport Complet en PDF Haute Définition
Ce document de 59 pages (8,4 Mo) contient l'intégralité des tableaux statistiques, les fiches de suivi MEAL et les justificatifs financiers officiels.