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YOUth No. 6 (Spring 2013, Special Edition)

"A Full-Scale Approach to Youth Employment" by Luis Alberto Moreno

"US Foreign Policy's Youth Agenda" by Maria Otero

"Empowering Jordan's Seventy Percent" by Beth Paige

"It's Time for a 'New Deal' for America's Young People" by John Studzinski

"A Call to Action for Business" by Jane Nelson

"Learning Tailored to Africa's Future" by Reeta Roy

"Hospitality Sector Opens Doors to Youth" by Christopher J. Nassetta

"Inspiring the Next Generation of Entrepreneurs" by Douglas L. Becker

"Growing a Greener Economy in Colombia" by Alejandro Zapata

"A Youth Movement Comes of Age in Australia" by Jan Owen

"Wanted: Women Engineers for South Africa's Future" by Naadiya Moosajee

"Bridging the Education Divide in India" by Jithin Nedumala
YOUth No. 6 (Spring 2013, Special Edition)
- YOUth Magazine
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  Leadership
  
  Multisectoral Partnerships
  
  Private Sector Collaboration
  
  Public Sector Collaboration
  in
- 2013
This special edition of YOUth magazine describes the evolution of IYF’s efforts over the past decade to build multi-sector partnerships aimed at addressing the youth unemployment crisis. It offers twelve
Getting Youth in the Door: Defining Soft Skills Requirements for Entry-Level Service Sector Jobs
Getting Youth in the Door: Defining Soft Skills Requirements for Entry-Level Service Sector Jobs
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  Private Sector Collaboration
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- 2013
This report presents findings on the current soft skills training landscape within the service sector. The report includes what basic soft skills competencies are required for a diverse group of
Creating Opportunities for Youth in Hospitality
Creating Opportunities for Youth in Hospitality
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- Career Guidance
  
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  Internship/Apprenticeship
  
  Job Placement
  
  Job Training
  
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  Mentoring
  
  Private Sector Collaboration
  in
- 2013
This report presents findings on the economic and social struggles facing the world’s youth and the key issues that need to be addressed to solve those challenges. Hilton Worldwide commissioned
Youth Employability Services in the West Bank
Youth Employability Services in the West Bank
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  in
- 2012
This report presents findings on employability services in the West Bank in 2011 from the Youth Entrepreneurship Development program. It describes career guidance services, internships, apprenticeships, and job-placement services. The
Building Alliances for Youth: Lessons from Obra (English)

Building Alliances for Youth: Lessons from Obra (Spanish)
Building Alliances for Youth: Lessons from Obra
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  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

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YOUth No. 6 (Spring 2013, Special Edition)

Getting Youth in the Door: Defining Soft Skills Requirements for Entry-Level Service Sector Jobs

Creating Opportunities for Youth in Hospitality

Youth Employability Services in the West Bank

Building Alliances for Youth: Lessons from Obra

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