Youth Employment Programme (YEP)

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  2. What we do
  3. Labour Standards for Youth
  4. Key resources
  5. Key events
  6. Contact: youth@ilo.org

W4Y Newsletters

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  1. Fact Sheet
  2. Work4Youth Brochure
  3. Transitions from school to decent work (article)
  4. Presentation at AIM Center for Development Management, Manila

Work4Youth (W4Y)

What is Work4Youth (W4Y)?

Click to watch: Let's invest to get young people into decent jobs!
The Work4Youth Project is a five-year partnership between the ILO and The MasterCard Foundation that aims to promote decent work opportunities for young men and women through knowledge and action.

Latest from Work4Youth

  1. Promoting decent work for youth through knowledge and action: Work4Youth project results 2011-2016

  2. Enquête sur la transition des jeunes vers la vie active - ETVA Madagascar 2015

    03 February 2017

  3. Labour market transitions of young women and men in the Middle East and North Africa

    24 November 2016

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Highlights

  1. Blog

    Delivering Data: How the partnership between the ILO and the MasterCard Foundation is providing greater insight on School-to-Work Transitions

  2. Database

    School-to-work transition survey (SWTS) micro data files

  3. Blog 

    3 Ways We Can Tackle Youth Employment

    Guy Ryder, ILO Director General 

  1. Blog

    The MasterCard Foundation addresses the role of SWTS in confronting data set deficit 

  2. Blog

    How Youth Move to Work in Rural Communities: New Evidence

    Chris Johnston (Senior Manager, Research and Policy at The MasterCard Foundation)

  3. Blog

    4 things you should know about NEETs

    Sara Elder, CTA Work4Youth Project, examines what NEETs actually means.

  4. Database

    youthSTATS

    For easier access, youthSTATS can now be found in the global ILO's database of statistics.

  5. Watch

    Making the move from school to work in Malawi and Zambia