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Employer Perspective: What Has Via Mozambique Learned So Far?
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- 2020
The purpose of this desk review is to assess to what extent the delivery of PTS at the IFPELAC training centers has contributed in response to industry needs, what factors
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Youth Lead Fact Sheet
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- Livelihoods
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- 2020
One of the biggest challenges faced by young Tanzanians is the lack of livelihood opportunities to drive inclusive economic growth. Unemployment & Underemployment are major and growing challenges in Tanzania
Via Participants Profile
Via Participants Profile
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- 2020
With support from the Mastercard Foundation, the International Youth Foundation has been partnering with INEP and IFPELAC since 2015 to improve economic opportunities for young people in Mozambique. Via facilitates
Youth Speak: By Young People, For Young People
Youth Speak: By Young People, For Young People
- Best Practices
  
  Program Information
  
  Studies/Reports
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- Employer/Employee Engagement
  
  Entrepreneurship
  
  Livelihoods
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- 2019
This report contains the results of a youth survey and focus group discussions conducted with students and graduates of vocational and entrepreneurship training in Dar es Salaam, Mtwara, and Dodoma
Listen Up! A Youth-Led Exploration of Livelihoods in Tanzania
Listen Up! A Youth-Led Exploration of Livelihoods in Tanzania
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  Program Information
  
  Studies/Reports
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- Assessments-Youth Needs
  
  Career Guidance
  
  Entrepreneurship
  
  Life Skills
  
  Livelihoods
  
  Social Entrepreneurship
  
  Technology
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- 2019
This publication features profiles and case study summaries of the nine Kiongozi Fellows who conducted livelihoods-focused research under the Youth Lead program in Tanzania, as well as an overview of