Livelihoods
In my almost 40 years, I had seen similar events that ended up being just opportunities for complaining, but that day something different was in store for me.
S4YE is based on the belief that partnerships can make positive change.
The April 21, 2017, edition of the Financial Times explored various themes tied to youth employment.
In Latin America and the Caribbean, young people trying to choose a path that’s right for them, especially youth from low-income families, find themselves with too many questions and not enough answers or guidance. Learn how NEO is aligning employer, school, training, and youth needs.
In Latin America and the Caribbean, young people trying to choose a path that’s right for them, especially youth from low-income families, find themselves with too many questions and not enough answers or guidance. Learn how NEO is aligning employer, school, training, and youth needs.
An IYF webinar offers strategies currently being implemented in the region to address the gap between employer needs and youth competencies.
As a Tibetan refugee in northern Nepal, Tsechu has witnessed firsthand the impact of changing weather patterns and rapid deglaciation on high altitude villages.
Entrepreneurial initiatives can facilitate job creation, inclusive economic growth, and achievement of the SDGs in the Middle East and North Africa.
Youth are risk takers. They offer the world fresh perspectives to complex problems, yet the world rarely talks about them this way. Those of us working to support economic development and youth’s role in the economy as they transition to productive adulthoods often see this narrative missing...
Learn three practical pieces of advice from Madeleine Albright, Zainab Salbi, and Helene D. Gayle.
