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The problem of juvenile unemployment is visualized on the world, even in evolved countries as a highly prior social challenge.  The segment of young men deals with complexities and obstacles, but with bigger difficulty than the average of population: juvenile unemployment rate doubles and triples the general unemployment rate.

Young men acquire a trascendant value and preponderant part, building the strategic resource of society’s integral promotion, being education, formation and training the keys to individual and social construction.



Financial Times Report Explores What's Driving Today's Youth Social Movements PDF Print E-mail
Unemployment, Disenfranchisement Cited as Key Factors Fueling Global Protests.
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 01 February 2012 )
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Taking Youth Employability Projects to Scale PDF Print E-mail
IYF commissioned a study of the six scale projects funded under Phase II of entra21 to gain greater knowledge on how to increase the scale of practices and methodologies used in training and placing disadvantaged youth in decent work.
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 01 February 2012 )
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A chance for a better life PDF Print E-mail
IDB helps provide life skills training and job placement for more than 47,000 Dominican at-risk youth.
Last Updated ( Friday, 12 August 2011 )
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Scale up of Innovative Solutions Key Focus of Dialogue PDF Print E-mail
Conference Tackles Youth Unemployment, Education Crisis in Latin America. The conference seeks to challenge leaders from the public sector, the business community, and non-governmental organizations to explore improved strategies for developing the capacity of young people through education, job preparation and expanded opportunities to be civically engaged in their communities.
Last Updated ( Friday, 24 June 2011 )
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IDB and Microsoft to triple funding for a youth training program for Latin America and the Caribbean PDF Print E-mail
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and Microsoft Corporation will provide $2.8 million to finance job training programs for as many as 6,000 youth across Latin America and the Caribbean, expanding and deepening a partnership that began four years ago.
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 30 March 2011 )
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"Youth Employment Inventory" PDF Print E-mail
World Bank, YEN, IDB, ILO, GTZ. : A comprehensive database providing comparative information on youth employment interventions.
Last Updated ( Thursday, 04 November 2010 )
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