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  2. Bonnes pratiques tirées de l’exemple de l’Afrique de l’Ouest: l’emploi des jeunes: vers une meilleure collaboration avec les entreprises 9

Bonnes pratiques tirées de l’exemple de l’Afrique de l’Ouest: l’emploi des jeunes: vers une meilleure collaboration avec les entreprises

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Document
Content Type:
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Language:
French
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Sources:
Other sources, Le Réseau pour l’Emploi des Jeunes
Authors:
Gardiner, Drew
Topics:
Other topic
Knowledge Products:
Case studies and good practices
Publication Date:
01 May 2008
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wcmstest4_043440.pdf
Le Réseau pour l’Emploi des Jeunes (YEN) est un partenariat entre les Nations Unies, l’Organisation internationale du travail et la Banque mondiale.

Cette publication se concentre essentiellement sur huit études de cas de partenariat intersectoriel dans le domaine de la collaboration d’entreprise en matière d’emploi des jeunes.

Les études de cas sont organisées en quatre domaines clés d’intervention des entreprises:
1 soutien aux jeunes entrepreneurs;
2 soutien à la formation professionnelle et aux programmes de développement des compétences;
3 facilitation de la transition de l’école au travail;
4 développement commercial pour la création d’emploi.

Un résumé fournit ensuite une analyse des leçons apprises à partir des études de cas, en identifiant certaines caractéristiques clés en termes d’avantages et de défis dans la collaboration des entreprises pour l’emploi des jeunes en Afrique de l’Ouest.

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Regions:
Africa
Countries and territories:
Ghana, Senegal, Nigeria, Mali, Guinea, Sierra Leone
Economic groups:
Developing countries, Least developed countries
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