i-eval Discovery: Increasing employability of disadvantaged young women and men and other marginalized groups in the Caucasus and Central Asia through Skills Development and Entrepreneurial Education- Final Evaluation

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Increasing employability of disadvantaged young women and men and other marginalized groups in the Caucasus and Central Asia through Skills Development and Entrepreneurial Education- Final Evaluation

eval_number:

768

eval_url:

https://webapps.ilo.org/ievaldiscovery/eval/768

good_practices:

replication:

cause_effect:

themes:

theme:: Gender equality
category:: Conditions of work & equality

context:

description:

This innovative experience of targeted work with journalists (specially providing special training for media and the development of a manual on conducting gender training for journalists) was widely shared with gender and media international community (at the World Summit in New-York, September 2005; at the Gender Council of International Federation of Journalists, IFJ in Rome, May 2005; at the European conference of IFJ in Nicosia, July 2005). The Project adapted and developed a number of GM tools and promotional materials: 1) Capacity-building package on GM in TC projects; 2) Booklet for journalists Gender Equality: WHY and HOW to Talk About ; 3) Guidebook on conducting gender training for journalists; 4) Guidelines on gender mainstreaming in SIYB training cycle (capacity-building kit for SIYB trainers); 5) Gender Mainstreaming in SME development and Entrepreneurial Education (overview of existing policies, technical programmes and best practices examples); 6) Promotional materials developed by GENDER, CONDIT, IFP/SEED and WEDGE were translated into Russian and used for dissemination in CIS countries covered by the Project (on Cs 156 and 183; WEDGE's fact sheets; Working Paper #15 on creating enabling political environment for women entrepreneurs).

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url:

https://webapps.ilo.org/ievaldiscovery/practices/161828

location:

country:: Europe and Central Asia - regional
region:: Europe and Central Asia

eval_title:

Increasing employability of disadvantaged young women and men and other marginalized groups in the Caucasus and Central Asia through Skills Development and Entrepreneurial Education- Final Evaluation

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Increasing employability of disadvantaged young women and men and other marginalized groups in the Caucasus and Central Asia through Skills Development and Entrepreneurial Education- Final Evaluation

Advancing social justice, promoting decent work