In a dynamic two-day training held from June 21 to 22 at the Rwanda Scouts Association Headquarters, the National Youth Forum Committee gathered for a capacity-building workshop on Project Management. Organized under the Youth for Environmental Preservation Project, the training aimed to empower young leaders with practical skills to lead and manage impactful community projects. A core value of the Youth for Environmental Preservation initiative is youth-led project management and monitoring. This training played a key role in preparing participants for that responsibility while strengthening their overall project management abilities. The training covered both foundational and practical topics, including: >Understanding Projects and the Project Cycle >Project Life Span & Key Elements >Core Principles of Project Management >Designing Logframes for Project Logic & Results >Engaging Stakeholders and Beneficiaries >Roles of Stakeholders in Planning, Implementation & Monitoring >Results-Based Monitoring & Evaluation (RBM) >Resource Mobilization: >Identifying needs and sources >Tools, principles, and communication >Organizational roles in resource efforts The sessions were interactive, combining presentations, group discussions, and hands-on activities to promote peer learning and practical understanding. #YouthMobilize #YouthLeadstheWay #YouthEmpowernmentFund