What does GYI mean in YOUTH

Global Youth Issues (GYI) are a set of challenges, issues, and opportunities that the world's youth population faces today. These can include economic insecurity, lack of access to education and technology, mental health challenges, poverty, and a host of other unique difficulties faced by the youth population.

GYI has been identified as an important area of focus by policy makers, academics, and civil society alike because it is essential to understanding how to create sustainable futures for the world's young people. By identifying current issues facing young people around the globe we can develop strategies for overcoming them in order to ensure secure livelihoods for all citizens in the future.

Addressing GYI requires interdisciplinary collaboration between stakeholders from different sectors such as government policy makers, academics in research centers or universities with expertise on these topics, business leaders who prioritize innovative solutions to these problems with their resources or investments into this area; civil society organizations focused on advocating and fighting for social justice; as well as individuals willing to commit their time to increasing awareness about these global issues in their communities or offering their skill-sets directly to those most affected by them.

From advocating at local levels through education campaigns or fundraising drives that raise money towards providing services more readily available to marginalized communities; individuals have much power in creating positive change in this area if they are aware and willing to take action within their own capacity. Additionally, if individuals have skills such as design thinking or coding they can use these skill sets directly within initiatives tackling GYI enabling direct contribution towards resolving some of these global “youth issues” faster than would be traditionally possible through traditional methods.

Solving GYI has a great potential for achieving human progress goals like eliminating poverty or hunger worldwide. In addition it could positively impact gender equality by providing better access to resources for girls/women who may not have had it before or create healthy lifestyles through effective environmental policies which promote sustainable practices making sure there are enough eco-systems remaining when our current generation passes them down onto future generations.