Tunisia Skills-for-Employment RBF Program
Aligned SDGs
- Tunisia Skills-for-Employment RBF Program
- General overview
- Intervention
- Target population
- Location
- Outcome metrics
- Last data update
- Spreadsheet of data
- Tunisia Skills-for-Employment RBF Program
- General overview
- Intervention
- Target population
- Location
- Outcome metrics
- Last data update
- Spreadsheet of data
General overview
Stage of development: Early stage
Policy sectors: Employment and private sector development / Education
Type of instrument: Outcomes Fund / Technical Assistance and Market-building program (Must involve dedicated grant resources)
Delivery locations: Tunisia
Country classification: Lower-middle-income
Expected launch date: Q1 - 2023
Project design process began: Q1-2022
Max potential outcome payment: USD 5m
Intervention
Social or environmental challenge
Tunisia is faced with high unemployment levels, with 57% of job seekers being below 30 years old and 75% below 35, with significant geographical and gender disparities.
Description of the intervention
TBD, but around skills training and preparation for job interviews, placement, workplace training and mediation.
Target population
All job seekers under specific criteria related to unemployment length and potential criteria for inclusion of groups from vulnerable backgrounds (with potential focus on youth TBC during design & inception)
Location
Country:
- Tunisia
Locality:
- Tunisia
Outcome metrics
- Placement in a job
- 6-month retention in a job
Last data update
Data for this pipeline project was last updated in May 2024
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Spreadsheet of data
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