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Social Return on Investment of IYF’s Passport to Success in Mexico

• Impact evaluation
  Program Information
  Studies/Reports
  Technical Brief
   posted in
• Career Guidance
  Education
  Job Training
  Life Skills
  Monitoring and Evaluation
  Public Sector Collaboration
  Skills Training
   in
• 2022

George Washington University partnered with IYF to assess the impact and identify the monetary value of its signature life skills curriculum, Passport to Success. Using Social Return on Investment methodology

Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion at IYF: 2021 Progress Report

• Best Practices
  Impact evaluation
  Studies/Reports
   posted in
• Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
  Gender
  Internship/Apprenticeship
   in
• 2022

In addition to the very real, necessary work of promoting gender and social inclusion in our programs, we at IYF know that meaningful, long-lasting change requires looking inward, too. We’re committed to

Final Report: Pathways to Success: Creating Opportunities for Young Women to Thrive in Guadalajara, Mexico (2018-2021)

• Best Practices
  Impact evaluation
  Program Information
   posted in
• Career Guidance
  Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
  Education
  Employer/Employee Engagement
  Gender
  Life Skills
  Skills Training
   in
• 2021

Pathways to Success was a three-year initiative funded by The PepsiCo Foundation to empower adolescent girls and young women in metropolitan Guadalajara, Jalisco.

The program’s overall goal was to empower

Mexico PTS Impact Evaluation

• Impact evaluation
   posted in
• Life Skills
  Monitoring and Evaluation
   in
• 2021

This document presents the findings of an impact evaluation, which assesses the effects of IYF’s PTS on young people in Mexico. The study found that PTS can improve educational outcomes in high

Zimbabwe PTS Impact Evaluation

• Impact evaluation
   posted in
• Life Skills
  Monitoring and Evaluation
   in
• 2021

This document presents the findings of an impact evaluation, which assesses the effects of IYF’s PTS on young people in Zimbabwe. The study found that PTS can improve income of young people