Six pillars

Every problem statement and policy reform is submitted under one of these areas. Each pillar describes the theme and what submissions can cover.

Pillar 01

Education

Quality, access and outcomes of learning from school to university. This pillar is for reforms that make education in Uttar Pradesh fairer, more practical and better aligned with the skills young people need.

This pillar covers

Quality and affordable education at school and university levels
Curriculum reform, examinations, academic pressure and assessment systems
Scholarships, financial assistance and equal access to educational opportunities
Research, innovation, technology and digital education
Skill development, vocational education and industry-relevant learning
Student rights, campus facilities and educational infrastructure
Any policy reform that can improve the quality, accessibility and outcomes of education in Uttar Pradesh

Pillar 02

Entrepreneurship & Employment

Meaningful work, startups and career pathways for youth. This pillar invites ideas that reduce unemployment and help young people build enterprises and careers within the state.

This pillar covers

Creation of meaningful and sustainable employment opportunities for young people
Entrepreneurship, startups and support for young entrepreneurs
Internships, apprenticeships, vocational training and industry exposure
Skill development and improving employability of graduates
Support for MSMEs, local businesses and youth-led enterprises
Access to funding, mentorship, markets and government schemes
Reforms that can reduce unemployment and expand career opportunities for the youth

Pillar 03

Environmental Development

Pollution, natural resources, climate and green growth. This pillar is for problem statements and reforms that protect the environment while supporting sustainable development across Uttar Pradesh.

This pillar covers

Air, water, soil and noise pollution and their prevention
Waste management, recycling and reduction of plastic waste
Water conservation, groundwater management and sustainable use of natural resources
Climate change, climate resilience and disaster preparedness
Forests, biodiversity, wildlife and protection of natural ecosystems
Renewable energy, sustainable transportation and green infrastructure
Sustainable development and greater environmental awareness among citizens

Pillar 04

Rural & Urban Development

Infrastructure, connectivity and balanced growth of villages, towns and cities. This pillar looks at how public services and opportunities can reach every district fairly.

This pillar covers

Infrastructure and basic public services in rural and urban areas
Roads, public transportation, sanitation, drainage, electricity and connectivity
Development of villages and smaller towns alongside major cities
Digital connectivity and access to essential government services
Rural employment, agriculture, local enterprises and opportunities for rural youth
Urban planning, housing, public spaces and sustainable cities
Reducing regional disparities and ensuring balanced development across Uttar Pradesh

Pillar 05

Health

Affordable care, mental well-being, nutrition and healthy lifestyles. This pillar is for reforms that improve healthcare access and the everyday health of young people and communities.

This pillar covers

Affordable and accessible healthcare for all sections of society
Improvement of hospitals, primary healthcare centres and medical infrastructure
Preventive healthcare, health awareness and disease prevention
Mental health awareness and access to psychological support
Nutrition, fitness, sports and healthy lifestyles among young people
Maternal, adolescent and community health
Use of technology and innovation to improve healthcare delivery and accessibility

Pillar 06

Women’s Safety & Empowerment

Safety in public spaces, institutions and transport — and equal opportunity. This pillar invites policy ideas that protect women and expand their participation, independence and leadership in society.

This pillar covers

Safety of women in public spaces, educational institutions, workplaces and transportation
Prevention of harassment, violence and discrimination against women
Faster and more effective grievance redressal and emergency response mechanisms
Safe and accessible public transportation and infrastructure
Awareness of legal rights and improved access to justice and support services
Creating safer educational and professional environments for women
Policies that promote women’s participation, independence, leadership and equal opportunities in society

FAQs

Who can take part?

Any young person from Uttar Pradesh — students, researchers, working professionals and community organisers — can submit a manifesto and apply to become a District Youth Ambassador.

How many ambassadors will be selected?

75 District Youth Ambassadors will be selected — one for every district of Uttar Pradesh — to reach colleges, student organisations and youth communities.

Where do I submit my idea?

Submit through the online portal on this website. Open Submit a manifesto and fill the six-part form under one or more thematic pillars.

Who evaluates the submissions?

An academic evaluation panel reviews submissions for urgency, innovation and practicality, and consolidates them into the Uttar Pradesh Youth Manifesto.

What happens to the best ideas?

Strong proposals form part of the final manifesto presented to the Government of Uttar Pradesh. Selected youth representatives also present at the Manifesto Conference in December 2026.