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Youth:Work Newsletter (Winter 2012)

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• Assessments-Labor Market
  Assessments-Youth Needs
  Civic Engagement
  Entrepreneurship
  Job Training
  Livelihoods
  Multisectoral Partnerships
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• 2012

This Winter 2012 edition of the Youth:Work newsletter discusses YouthMap’s innovative approaches to the challenges, needs, opportunities, and aspirations of youth living in Sub-Saharan Africa. The newsletter also includes country

Youth for the Future Newsletter (Winter 2012)

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• Capacity Building
  Employer/Employee Engagement
  Job Training
  Multisectoral Partnerships
  Out-of-School Youth
  Public Sector Collaboration
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• 2012

This Winter 2012 edition of the Youth for the Future (Y4F) newsletter includes highlights from the program's recent activities. The newsletter is available in English and Arabic.

Youth For the

Obra: Alliances for Youth—Trust, Learning, and Collaboration

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  Studies/Reports
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• Job Training
  Life Skills
  Multisectoral Partnerships
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• 2012

This report presents findings from the Obra program. It describes lessons learned during the process of building the program's partnerships in Peru. The report is available only in Spanish.

Building Alliances for Youth: Lessons from Obra

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• Job Training
  Life Skills
  Multisectoral Partnerships
  Private Sector Collaboration
  Public Sector Collaboration
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• 2012

This report presents findings from the Obra initiative. It describes the process, from 2010 to 2011, for building the program's sub-regional partnerships in Peru, Guatemala, and Jamaica and the lessons

Learning Series #8: Equipping Youth Who Are Harder to Hire for the Labor Market

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• Capacity Building
  Job Placement
  Job Training
  Multisectoral Partnerships
  Out-of-School Youth
  Vulnerable Youth
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• 2012

This study is the eighth edition in the entra21 Learning Series, which presents findings from that program. The study describes how successful five projects were in recruiting more vulnerable youth