Social Protection Brief: Reducing Youth Not in Employment, Education, or Training through JobStart Philippines
Asian Development Bank | January 2018
Abstract
The population of the Philippines is relatively young, with half of the population less than 24 years old.1 The country’s average economic growth since 2010 is 6.2%.2 Despite its sustained growth, young people struggling to find jobs after they leave school is still a persistent problem in the Philippines. It is not able to absorb all new entrants to the job market or reduce their entry into the informal market. Creating wage jobs for the youth is critical to help reduce poverty and income inequality in the country.
Citation
Asian Development Bank. 2018. Social Protection Brief: Reducing Youth Not in Employment, Education, or Training through JobStart Philippines. © Asian Development Bank. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/7910. License: CC BY 3.0 IGO.PDF ISBN
978-92-9261-075-3
Print ISBN
978-92-9261-074-6
ISSN
2071-7202 (print)
2218-2675 (e-ISSN)
Keywords
Economic development
Standard of living
Trade development
Employment
Performance appraisal
Needs assessment
Input output analysis|ADB
Employment
Performance appraisal
Project failure
Project impact
Project appraisal
Career development
Vocational training
Development Challenges
Asian Development Bank
Development Management
Skills Development
Performance Evaluation
Evaluation Methods
Evaluation
Job Evaluation
Staff Development
Job Evaluation
Evaluation
Performance Evaluation
Program Evaluation
The Development Agenda
Staff Development
Skills Development
Asian Development Bank
Results-Based Monitoring And Evaluation
Project Evaluation & Review Technique
Project Evaluation
Program Evaluation
Performance Evaluation
Operations Evaluation
Evaluation Methods
Labor policy
Manpower policy
Promotions
Career development
Job analysis
Participative management
Grievance procedures
Supervisors
Vocational guidance
Labor policy
Rural manpower policy
Career development
Applications for positions
Affirmative action programs
Labor turnover
Self-evaluation
Supervisors
Cumulative effects assessment
Participatory monitoring and evaluation
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