Being rooted deeply in the Civil Society sector, but always closely related to other two "pillars" of SD (governmental and private business), newly established Youth Banks should represent the sustainable socio-economic redistribution of banking and financial assets with main mission to empower the "third pillar of SD" (Civil Society) and Global Youth in all its segments, and then to steadily develop and emerge into sustainable network (WYBN) of regional and national Youth Banks and sustained and renewable Civil Banking System in general. Socio-economic benefits of such development direction are more than high, if compared with traditional investment short-term profits. Civil Banking, implemented through the World Youth Bank Network, should reconstitute national and international monopolies, make Global Economy in general more just, decent, human, efficient, propulsive, beneficiary and productive for all, and therefore become the real and sustained empowerement tool and the key socio-economic pillar of the Decent and Responsible Sustainable Development for all.

It is especially important to notice that Civil Banking and World Youth Bank represent the free and democratic will of Global Youth, recognized and recommended by the World Assembly of Youth "Special Resolution on the World Youth Bank" (WAY holds General "A" consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council - UN ECOSOC).