Policy, Governance, Media, and Public Stakeholders include government agencies, international organizations, media outlets, and members of the general public who interact with or are affected by YCSBS activities. These stakeholders provide practical support by offering feedback, sharing knowledge, promoting initiatives, and participating in community projects.
Their contributions help ensure that the Center’s research and student projects are relevant to policy and society, reach wider audiences, and generate meaningful impact. By engaging with these groups, YCSBS can connect its work to real-world challenges, influence decision-making,
and raise public awareness—all without requiring additional funding.

National Government Agencies (Business, Environment, Education)

 Give feedback on research reports or student projects to make them relevant to national policies.
 Allow YCSBS to share findings and recommendations with the right departments.
 Invite faculty or students to participate in advisory sessions, workshops, or roundtables, often without financial cost.

International Organizations (UNDP, UNESCAP, EU programs)

 Share research materials, reports, and case studies that YCSBS can use in teaching and research.
 Offer virtual training or webinars for faculty and students.
 Provide advice, mentoring, or networking opportunities for projects, without requiring funding from YCSBS.
 Connect YCSBS with regional initiatives or other partner organizations to collaborate on small-scale projects.

Media and Public Stakeholders

Local and Regional Media
 Publish articles or short news stories about YCSBS research, events, or student initiatives.
 Promote social awareness campaigns or public webinars organized by the Center.
 Help increase visibility of student projects or community activities at no cost.

General Public / Communities

 Participate in student-led projects, surveys, or social awareness campaigns.
 Provide feedback on sustainability or social initiatives to guide research and student
work.
 Volunteer or support small events and community-based activities, contributing time and
engagement instead of money.