2 out of every 5 young people are not in employment, education or training in Bangladesh.

 

A third of Bangladesh’s population is between 10-35 years, and 2.2 million young people enter the workforce every year. Three out of every four business leaders report that skilled workers are scarce, while approximately ten million young people are currently unemployed or underemployed.

We provide skills training and employment-related support to young people across Bangladesh, focusing particularly on people living in vulnerable and hard-to-reach areas, people forced to migrate as a result of climate change and people pushed into poverty by COVID-19.

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Skills training for decent jobs

Hands-on apprenticeships in enterprises and institution-based training, aligned with the Bangladesh National Skills Development Policy, focusing on labour migrants and people living in vulnerability

Market development

Support for entrepreneurs, and improving working conditions through micro, small and medium enterprises

Sector strengthening

Develop business and management capacity through public-private partnerships and technical consulting

Concerted focus on life skills

Integrate soft skills, wellbeing, self-awareness and self-confidence building skills in all training programmes
 

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