World Bank Group2015-12-092015-12-092015-10https://hdl.handle.net/10986/23262Solutions for Youth Employment (S4YE) were launched in October 2014 as a multi-stakeholder coalition to positively disrupt the youth employment landscape. S4YE is a partnership initiated by the World Bank, Plan International, the International Youth Foundation (IYF), and Youth Business International (YBI), RAND, Accenture, and the International Labor Organization (ILO) with a view to contributing to a world where all youth have access to work opportunities. The mission of S4YE is to provide leadership and catalytic action and mobilize efforts to significantly increase the number of young people engaged in productive work by 2030. It seeks to develop innovative solutions through practical research and active engagement with public, private and civil stakeholders, to enable solutions for all youth at scale. This inaugural report explores how S4YE can find and advance solutions to the challenges of getting all youth into productive work.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOSKILLSJOBSEMPLOYMENTADVOCACYSOCIAL NORMSLABOUR OFFICEEMPLOYMENT GENERATIONENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITIESDROPOUTSINFORMAL SECTORTRAINING PROVIDERSYOUTH EMPLOYMENTPRODUCTIVE EMPLOYMENTEMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIESRURAL WOMENSKILLS DEVELOPMENTGROUPSLABOR FORCESERVICESPUBLIC EMPLOYMENTLIFE SKILLSDRUGSACCESS TO RESOURCESJOBHOUSEHOLD ENTERPRISESPAYING JOBSRURAL YOUTHEMPLOYMENT RATESEMPLOYMENT PROGRAMSLABOR FORCE PARTICIPATIONHEALTH RISKSPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT SERVICESEMPLOYMENT TRENDSEMPLOYMENT OUTCOMESACTIVE LABORLIFE EXPECTANCYYOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT RATEACCESS TO EDUCATIONLITERACYKNOWLEDGEGAINFUL EMPLOYMENTLABOR MARKETCOMPLETION RATESECONOMIC SLOWDOWNENTREPRENEURSHIP TRAININGTRAININGPARTNERSHIPSEMPLOYMENT REPORTDISPLACEMENTBARGAINING POWERBOYSWORKERYOUTH-DEVELOPMENTACTIVE LABOR MARKETUNEMPLOYEDRURAL YOUTH EMPLOYMENTOLDER WORKERSVIOLENCEJOB MARKETGENDER NORMSHOUSEHOLD INCOMELEARNING OPPORTUNITIESGANGSSELF EMPLOYMENTLEARNINGWAGE SUBSIDY PROGRAMSLABORPRIMARY SCHOOLTOTAL EMPLOYMENTJOB SEARCHLABOR MARKET INTERVENTIONSCHILD CAREMALE YOUTHENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITYMALE PEERSUNEMPLOYMENTEMPLOYMENT PROGRAMYOUTH LABORHUMAN CAPITALYOUNG MENVOCATIONAL TRAININGDROPOUT RATESOLD GIRLYOUNG ADULTSWORKERSSKILLS TRAININGYOUNG WORKERSWAGESEMPLOYMENT SITUATIONEQUAL ACCESSPRODUCTIVE WORKTOTAL UNEMPLOYMENTADOLESCENT GIRLSUNEMPLOYMENT RATEPARTICIPATIONWOMEN WORKERSAGECURRICULALIFELONG LEARNINGSUBSIDIZED EMPLOYMENTSELF-ESTEEMAGE GROUPSLABOUR MARKETEMPLOYMENT SERVICESPRIVATE EDUCATIONCOTTAGE INDUSTRYURBAN YOUTHYOUTHLABOR MARKET OUTCOMESLITERACY TRAININGJOB CREATIONPRIVATE SECTOREARNINGPUBLIC WORKSPUBLIC INSTITUTIONSADOLESCENTSCHILDBEARINGMASCULINITYLABOR ORGANIZATIONNEW ENTRANTSLABOUR MARKET OUTCOMESTEMPORARY JOBSCHILDRENQUALITY EDUCATIONEMPLOYABILITYPHYSICAL HEALTHEDUCATIONINVESTMENTTRAINING OPPORTUNITIESVOCATIONAL SKILLSACCESS TO SERVICESRURAL AREASADOLESCENTBASIC SKILLSYOUNG WOMENYOUNG PEOPLEGIRLSAGE COHORTLOCAL LABOR MARKETLEADERSHIPINTERVENTIONSUNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITSFAMILIESWOMENYOUTH UNEMPLOYMENTLABOURYOUNG PERSONLABOR MARKETSYOUTH VIOLENCEURBAN POPULATIONEMPLOYMENT PROSPECTSEARLY MARRIAGEHIGH-RISKWAGE SUBSIDYHEALTH SERVICESYOUTH WORKPRIVATE SECTORSYOUTH POPULATIONWAGE EMPLOYMENTLABOR REGULATIONSUNEMPLOYMENT LEVELSHUMAN DEVELOPMENTOUT-OF-SCHOOL CHILDRENEMPLOYEESReportWorld Bank10.1596/23262