What do you do if you are the very first EU Youth Advisory Board (YAB) to be established in Eswatini and you have no reference point in the form of a previous board? Do you hit the ground running and hope for the best or do you spend much of your three-year term coming to terms with your new-found role? These are some of the challenges the 12-member YAB faced as it worked hard over the last three years to deliver on its mandate to bring in the perspective of emaSwati youth into the European