Teaching paper presents templates to enhance youth program engagement and evaluation in low-resource settings, indicating practical benefits.
Designing and implementing youth programs requires a structured framework balancing strategic planning with local adaptability. This Teaching Paper presents practical templates for developing youth outreach programs and engagement events, enabling organizations to clarify goals, identify target audiences, plan activities, allocate resources, and evaluate outcomes systematically. Case studies from low-resource settings illustrate application, showing how structured templates improve operational efficiency, program relevance, and impact measurement. This resource is equally relevant for academics studying youth engagement and practitioners designing field programs.
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Anna Neya Kazanskaia (2025) studied this question.
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