Mark a Difference! Vote for the changes that would make the most difference to your world

The United Nations and the International Youth Council Philippines want to hear from you! My World is a global survey asking you to choose your priorities for a better world. These results will be presented with world leaders in setting the next global development agenda.

Choose 6 priorities you think world leaders need to know. Tell us the world you want, because your voice matters!

Register and vote now! http://www.myworld2015.org/

The By-Laws of the International Youth Council Philippines

Pandaigdigang Sangguniang Kabataan

IYC Pilipinas 

Chapter Bylaws

How to be a member of IYC Philippines?

Individual Membership

1. Must be a Filipino Citizen or is residing in the Philippines for a year;
2. Must be a young person, aged 15-30, as declared by the Youth in Nation Building Act (R.A. 8044);
3. Must be a global member of IYC and a recognized enlisted member of IYC Philippines;
4. Must be willing to volunteer, dedicate and share services, talents and resources for youth development and nation-building;
5. Must be able to abide by the rules and regulations set by IYC Philippines.

What is Momentum1000? Join the rally for MDGs!

What is Momentum1000?

April 5th, 2013 marked the 1,000-day milestone until the 2015 target date to achieve the UN’s Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), a development framework to improve lives worldwide. On that day, a community of individuals, organizations, and institutions celebrated successes to date, reinvigorated discussion on the MDGs themselves, and began to advance a post-2015 development framework that builds on #MDGmomentum.

Join the rally for MDGs: http://momentum1000.org/

Primer to IYC Pilipinas

Photo credit: Bran Lorenzo

After 5 years in existence, the International Youth Council finally made its presence land in the Philippines, IYC's first chapter in the Southeast Asia.

IYC in the Philippines is known as the Pandaigdigang Sangguniang Kabataan or simply IYC Pilipinas. The movement started with different youth leaders coming from youth organizations who believed that young Filipinos should be given the opportunity to be given a voice and representation to the United Nations General Assembly.