The youth week in Tabora had a variety of activities that interested visitors participating on the event. From the organizers, the participants could learn from a range of debates and presentations that addressed the life skills, entrepreneurship and inspiration stories from successful groups and individual youth. The youth from different parts of the country visited the Pathfinder Green City to practically learn from the youth run projects in Sikonge district. This is an exemplary village whereby youth with different vocational skill sets have agreed to come and work together in order to effectively engage in economic activities.
The DSW Y2Y champion, Daniel Thomas demonstrating basket making by the use of recycled plastic bags to the participants.
The best practices, learning and experience sharing sessions continued to take place throughout the week by the use of the booths launched by the participants from different sectors and places.DSW Y2Y champions showcased youth led activities that they do at community levels and demonstrated the day to day experiences of the youth clubs and the Youth Empowerment Centres (YECs). To showcase DSW holistic approach in serving the communities, the youth conducted not only SRHR education but also emulated livelihood skills. The example on recycling of plastic bags was used to demonstrate how individuals can earn money and at the same time do environment conservation.
