July 26, 2023

Education, Economic Empowerment, Social Inclusion and Equity, Peace-Building and Security, Governance, Active Citizenship, Environment, Global Mobility, Agriculture

1. Promote Agricultural Education: Educate youth about all aspects of agriculture, including crop production, livestock raising, agricultural technology, and sustainable farming methods. 2. Hands-on Learning: Provide hands-on, experiential learning opportunities, such as field trips, farm visits, and agricultural workshops, so they can actively participate in agriculture and understand various farming methods firsthand. 3. Entrepreneurship Development: Foster youth entrepreneurship through training, mentoring and resources to develop management, marketing and value-added product development skills. 4. Mentorship and Leadership Development: Develop mentoring programs to connect young people with experienced farmers, industry professionals, and thought leaders who can mentor and motivate them in their agricultural endeavors, and offer young farmers the chance to grow as leaders so they could take responsibility for the club and the larger agricultural community. 5. Community Engagement: Encourage young people to organize volunteer efforts for the neighborhood's agricultural community, take part in fairs and exhibitions, and share their expertise and experiences with others. 6. Research and Innovation: Encourage young farmers to investigate and experiment with new agricultural methods, technology, and sustainable practices to advance research and innovation in agriculture and to promote an innovative and ever-improving culture. 7. Networking and Collaboration: Encourage collaboration and knowledge-sharing among youth through networking opportunities with other agricultural groups, research institutions, and industry stakeholders. Remember that this mission, vision, and goals can be adapted and extended according to the specific objectives and priorities of the Pilar 4H Club.