Political parties are the link between state and society. Ideally, political parties are responsible for selecting potential candidates, forming government leadership, representing civic interests and developing the national agenda. Parties play a crucial role in sustaining and consolidating the democratic political order.

The Konrad Adenauer School for Young Politicians (KASYP) is a two-year training programme aimed at strengthening political parties. This regional projects seeks to groom young political leaders who will take the lead in advancing the responsiveness and accountability of political parties. The training programme is designed to enable participants to enhance their theoretical knowledge of political theories and concepts and their practical skills for political action and responsibilities, as well as to professionalise their respective political parties. With increased skills and competencies, KASYP participants shall make a difference within their political parties and ultimately in their respective countries.

This programme has four modules with different thematic focus and the first three modules are conducted in Asia, while the last module culminates in Germany.