Through our programmes, we engaged 60,462 young people in their communities on skilling to improve their livelihood, take charge of their Sexual Reproductive Health and take on leadership in their communities while using their voice to inform and influence decision-making processes. Our Reach Our Impact Where We Are We operate in 24 districts across the …
Accountability and transparency are core values of Restless Development. We want everyone we work with, especially young people, to be engaged and informed participants in all we do. For our organisation to be truly transparent, everyone involved with Restless Development must have access to timely, relevant and clear information about us and our activities. Scope …
Our commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion. We seek to recruit, retain and develop staff from all sectors of the community and will ensure that no applicant or staff member receives less favourable treatment on the grounds of gender, sexual orientation, marital status, social status, caste, race, ethnic origin, religious belief, age, HIV status, disability, …
Our People make us Restless. Our work around the world is carried out by a talented and dedicated team of professionals. Our people are led by our values and accountable to young people. On this page, you will find more information about our Global Leadership Team and our trustees – just some of the people …
Restless Development is delivering a programme to improve public financial management (PFM) in Sierra Leone, by providing technical assistance to the government.
Making the most of digital tools to collect feedback Young people are not trusted to lead by those in power. They are trusted to bring energy and passion. They are used as the faces of campaigns. But they are not trusted to lead, design or often even actively contribute to development programmes. This is wrong, …
“Shifting the power: what will it take to do development differently?” is a research series into Youth Civil Society, led by young people in Iraq, Lebanon, Madagascar and Uganda. The research covers four major areas of concern; Funding & Resourcing, Leadership, Organisational Capacity, Connection & Collaboration. After our 2019 report revealed Youth Civil Society was …
When Crisis hit, young people responded In March 2014 Sierra Leone was hit by the largest ever outbreak of the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) in history. Young people responded with the largest community mobilisation in Sierra Leone’s history. Almost 2,500 young volunteers from the hastily assembled Social Mobilisation Action Consortium (SMAC) (formed by GOAL, Restless …
Meet the ‘Walkie-Talkies’: 6 feminist champions! Walking the Talk consortium is proudly introducing six exceptional feminists from all over the world – aka our team of ‘Walkie-Talkies’. These experts bring unique perspectives and invaluable experience to our mission of promoting Feminist Foreign policies, practices, and funding in Germany, France, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and the …
What accountability means to us. Being accountable to young people, partners, communities and other people and groups with whom we work helps us to learn and adapt as an agency to be better. Our approach to accountability is grounded in humility and an openness to learn. It is powered by two-way conversations between our agency …