BAY 07 / Youth observer programme

GUNYO

The site for Ghana’s youth envoy to the UN General Assembly, from the call for applicants through the public archive of addresses and essays.

Client
Ghana United Nations Youth Observer
Type
Websites
Sector
Youth observer programme
Role
Website design and build
Stack
Laravel, Livewire, Tailwind CSS

01 / THE JOB

Who it was for.

GUNYO is the Ghana United Nations Youth Observer. The site puts the programme in public: a youth envoy travels with the presidential delegation to the General Assembly, and the work continues at home through SDG campaigns, mentorship, and community action.

gunyo.org covers the seat, the UNGA 81 session, the archive of Ghanaian presidential addresses at the General Assembly, and essays written by past Youth Observers.

02 / THE CHALLENGE

What the job asked for.

A youth envoy travels with the presidential delegation to the General Assembly, and the work continues at home through SDG campaigns, mentorship, and community action. The site had to put that programme in public.

That is a long arc for one site: the call for applicants, the seat, the UNGA 81 session, an archive of Ghanaian presidential addresses at the General Assembly, and essays written by past Youth Observers.

03 / WHAT PED BUILT

Built in order.

Each part, with the screen that shows it. Click any picture to enlarge.

  1. 01 of 5

    WEB / HOMEPAGE

    The programme, in public

    The homepage opens with “Grooming leaders the world needs,” and is the way into the programme. The phone in front shows the same page on mobile.

    The homepage
  2. 02 of 5

    WEB / UNGA 81

    The UNGA 81 session

    The UNGA 81 page covers the General Assembly session. It opens on “The Assembly is in session. Ghana’s youth are in the room.”, with The 2026 edition and Open the gallery as the ways in.

    The UNGA 81 page, on an iMac
  3. 03 of 5

    WEB / ARCHIVE

    Ghana at the UN

    A public archive of Ghanaian presidential addresses at the General Assembly. Historical counts on those pages come from the programme’s public record.

    The Ghana at the UN archive
  4. 04 of 5

    WEB / STORIES

    Essays and letters

    GUNYO Stories collects essays and letters from Ghana’s UN Youth Observers.

    GUNYO Stories
  5. 05 of 5

    MOBILE / PHONE VIEWS

    On the phone

    The same site on phones: the delegation page, the homepage, the Ghana at the UN archive, the UNGA 81 reception gallery, the General Assembly feature, and Letters and Essays.

    Delegation, homepage, and the archive on phones
    Reception gallery, Assembly feature, Letters and Essays

05 / STACK, AS BUILT

What it runs on.

  • Laravel
  • Livewire
  • Tailwind CSS

What we did

  • Website

06 / OUTCOME

What exists now.

GUNYO is live at gunyo.org. It covers the seat, the UNGA 81 session, the archive of Ghanaian presidential addresses at the General Assembly, and essays written by past Youth Observers.

This case does not add a tally, an award, or a headcount of ours.

07 / RELATED SERVICES

Stations this job runs through.

The service pages that describe the kind of work above.

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