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Imagine Nations - Investment Strategies for Youth

— theme: Youth Employment Policies and Programmes, Youth Enterprise, Skills for Youth, Giving Youth a Voice, Entering the World of Work
— country: Asia, Pacific, ASEAN, East Asia, South-East Asia, China, Indonesia

ImagineNations' youth investment strategy provides a framework to significantly expand the opportunities for millions of young adults, especially adolescent girls and young women, to gain access to employment and livelihood through various incentives, business coaching and/or capital for their entrepreneurial ideas.

Affiliation
NGO
Date of Establishment
2007
Contact No.
+1 410 439 4800
Address
ImagineNations® Group
221 Bay Front Road
Pasadena, Maryland 21122
Email Address
info@imaginenations.org
Website
http://www.imaginenations.org/programs/investment_strategy.aspx

     1. Source of funding

Member organizations, donor countries

     2. Mission and Objectives

ImagineNations seeks to support and to build a menu of practical prospects for young people, providing them with the critical next step after they complete one of the many existing training and employability programs currently offered by youth organizations.

 ImagineNations is developing a network of "access points" to opportunities - internships, apprenticeships, jobs, loan guarantees, capital and business coaching - for young people, ages 15-29. ImagineNations is adopting aspects of best practices and establishing national strategies for addressing the youth employment challenge in each of its pilot countries, including the establishment of investment funds and public/private partnerships in each country that will support and sustain their efforts. The global youth investment strategy focuses on a variety of financial opportunities for young entrepreneurs, as well as business training and skills development opportunities, tailored to pilot different programs in each country.

     3. Areas of work relating to youth employment

youth entrepreneurship, youth employment policies, school-to-work transition, youth enterprise, skills for youth

     4. Partners and areas of partnerships

Global Entreprenuership Programm, World Bank Group, Nike Foundation, First blue youth leaders, social entrepreneurs, thought leaders, investors, financial institutions, global brands, media, private corporations, non-government and civil society organizations

     5. Existing or potential partnership with the ILO

BEKERJA (Youth Employment, Entrepreneurship and Investment Program in Indonesia)

     6. Successful youth employment interventions


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