Ministry of Youth Development and Training Government Of The Republic Of Vanuatu Country Resources Child and Youth General Policies, Laws, Strategies & Plans, Service Standards Vanuatu 1 March 2004 Policy document

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The key issues and challenges of this Corporate Plan are the following:
• Definitions, scope, and Government/NGO partnerships, responsibilities and accountabilities re Youth Development, Sport and Recreation, and TVET.
• Promotion of TVET across Vanuatu.
• Funding allocations and best use of existing resources, aligned to policy directions.
• Quality of service delivery. Improved procedures.
• Ongoing strengthening of policies and plans. Development and approval of a National Youth Policy.
• Contributing to the development of Vanuatu’s first National HRD Plan.

The key objectives for 2004 to 2005 include:
• Establishment of new MYDT structure with strengthened capacity, policies, systems, database, and advisory committees.
• Establishment of an effective National HRD Plan, as a national project operating under the Office of the Prime Minister.
• Increased participation of young people and more positive opportunities and outcomes for young people and rural communities.
• More youth development opportunities.
• More sporting opportunities and access to improved facilities.
• Expanded Technical Vocational Education and Training opportunities.
• Positive and cooperative relationships between Government and the NGO sector.
• A new approach to funding youth development, sport and recreation, and TVET activities under the control of the MYDT, with resources better aligned and more accountable to policy directions.

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