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Anna Lindh Foundation

Mediterranean Youth in Action – ALF Youth Board

Section 1: Personal Information Questions

To facilitate the selection process, please update the following fields 

Section 2: Availability & Commitment

The Youth Board mandate requires regular engagement throughout the year. Please confirm your availability for the following: 

Section 3: Short Abstract

Your short abstract is a concise summary of your motivation, aiming to capture the essence of your experience and purpose to be part of the Youth Board in up to 500 words in English. Follow these guidelines to structure an effective short abstract:  

Strategic vision & creative thinking *

In your view, what should be the main purpose of the MYA Alumni Programme over the next six months? Please describe three priorities you believe are most important to create a community of Euro-Mediterranean relationships among MYA beneficiaries. (Max. 100 words each) 

Ideas to mobilise and coordinate MYA Youth/Alumni *

Please describe three concrete activities, initiatives or mechanisms you would like to lead or help implement to engage and mobilise MYA youth and alumni. Please explain how you would coordinate its delivery and who you would involve. (Max. 100 words each) 

Motivation  *

Why do you want to be part of the ALF Youth Board? 

Please explain what motivates you to contribute to the Board and the development of an alumni programme beyond your personal benefit and how this aligns with your commitment to ALF values and Euro-Med relations. (Max. 100 words) 

Added value & perspective *

What experience, perspective, or skills would you bring to the ALF Youth Board? 

This may relate to your background as a researcher, community leader, content creator, or to your engagement in Euro-Med or youth initiatives. (Max. 100 words)