YOUTH LIVELIHOODS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM GUIDE

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| iYouth LIVELIHOODS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM GuideProject Contacts:Barry SternDirector, EQUIP3Education DEVELOPMENT Center, IgnatowskiEQUIP3 CTOUSAID/ EGAT/ Office of 2008Written By: David James-WilsonYOUTH LIVELIHOODS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM GUIDE | iYouth LIVELIHOODS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM GuideTABLE OF CONTENTSACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LIST OF ACRONYMS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY INTRODUCTION A. A COMMON LANGUAGE FOR YOUTH LIVELIHOOD PROGRAMS B. CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR YOUTH LIVELIHOOD PROGRAMS Most YOUTH Are Economically Active Young People s Economic Activities Are Linked To Household Livelihood Households Are Actively Engaged In Planning For YOUTH Livelihood YOUTH Must Often Balance Education With Work Livelihood Programming Should Reflect The Market

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