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Honduras Safer Municipalities Project - Impact Evaluation of the Temporary Jobs Program for At-Risk Youth (English)

25 Jun 2024

This report describes the lives of youth living in high-violence communities in Honduras andprovides initial results from an impact evaluation (IE) of a labor market readiness program intended to improve labor market outcomes and reduce violence perpetration and victimization.The Temporary Jobs Program for At-Risk Youth (PGET, from its Spanish name) was offered to youth aged 18-30 who were not currently in education, training, or participating consistently in the labor market. The program was implemented as part of the Safer Municipalities Project with financial and technical support from the World Bank.
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Authors

Chioda,Laura, Feigenberg,Benjamin, Holmlund,Marcus Erik, Garcia Martinez,Mariana, Montenegro Muro,Guadalupe

Disclosure Date
2024/06/25
Disclosure Status
Disclosed
Doc Name
Honduras Safer Municipalities Project - Impact Evaluation of the Temporary Jobs Program for At-Risk Youth
Product Line
Advisory Services & Analytics
Published in
United States of America
Rel Proj ID
HN-Impact Evaluation Of The Honduras Temporary Jobs Program For At -- P152314
Sector
Workforce Development/Skills,Public Administration - Social Protection,Social Protection
TF No/Name
TF018514-DIME_GSURR_HN_Safer Municipalities IE,TF0A4652-KCPIII - CB - Social network mapping and analysis for youth living in h
Theme
Social Safety Nets,Other Excluded Groups,Participation and Civic Engagement,Human Development and Gender,Rule of Law,Legal Institutions for a Market Economy,Personal and Property Rights,Social Protection,Social Development and Protection,Private Sector Development,Health Service Delivery,Indigenous People and Ethnic Minorities,Fragility, Conflict and Violence,Public Sector Management,Child Health,Adolescent Health,Jobs,Judicial and other Dispute Resolution Mechanisms,Health Systems and Policies,Social Inclusion
Unit Owning
DIME Gender, Eco Opp & Fragility (DIME2)
Version Type
Final
Volume No
1

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