Programs to actively support young people's employment prospects have existed for decades in industrialized countries; however, they are relatively new in developing nations. In a broad sense, youth livelihood interventions support young people's means to earn a living, and include training, public service, youth entrepreneurship, and financial services. More narrowly, many practitioners define youth livelihood programs as activities targeting particularly...
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2012/01/01
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Measuring success of youth livelihood interventions : a practical guide to monitoring and evaluation
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Fiala,Nathan V.; Hempel,Kevin Marcus.
Measuring success of youth livelihood interventions : a practical guide to monitoring and evaluation (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/204611468320058537