Day Two of the Ghana Youth–Policy Dialogue Forum continued with youth-led working groups, shifting the conversation from identifying governance challenges to developing practical solutions. Participants worked across three thematic groups covering youth participation and institutional accountability; digital democracy, AI and civic accountability; trust, political transitions and the democratic social contract; and Ghana’s constitutional review and youth participation in democratic reform. The discussions examined barriers to meaningful youth participation, the role of digital tools in civic engagement, the factors shaping young people’s trust in public institutions, and opportunities to influence constitutional and institutional reforms. Each group was tasked with developing practical recommendations grounded in the conversations from Day One and the morning’s policy dialogue. These contributions will feed into the Accra Youth Governance Roadmap, to be finalised and adopted on Day Three. The focus was on moving beyond dialogue to actionable proposals that can strengthen youth participation, institutional accountability and democratic governance in Ghana and across Africa. #YouthPolicyDialogue #GenZ #YouthParticipation #DemocracyAndGovernance #AccraYouthGovernanceRoadmap #ReformInitiatives