Youth employment in Egypt

Willem van. Eekelen, Loretta. De Luca and Magwa. Ismail

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Examines economic and social factors affecting youth employment in Egypt and describes three national programmes for the promotion of youth employment based on human resources development, direct job creation and support in self-employment and enterprise creation. Describes one public-private project in each case.

Keywords: youth employment; promotion of employment; employment creation; labour market; employment; youth unemployment; educational system; training system; vocational training.; public private mix; rural public works; self employment; land reclamation.; farming; statistical table; emploi des jeunes; promotion de l'emploi; création d'emploi; empleo de jóvenes; fomento del empleo; creación de empleos; marché du travail; emploi; chômage des jeunes; système éducatif; système de formation; formation professionnelle; combinaison secteurs public- privé; travaux publics ruraux; travail indépendant; mise en valeur des terres; agroexploitation; tableau statistique; mercado de trabajo; empleo; desempleo de jóvenes; sistema educativo; sistema de formación; formación profesional; combinación de sector público y privado; obras públicas rurales; trabajo a cuenta propia; recuperación de tierras; cultivo de la tierra; cuadros estadísticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 42 pages
Date: 2001
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