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Developing education programs for youth in emergency settings

Paul Frisoli, Associate Director for Education in Emergencies at FHI 360, discusses our approach to developing education programs for youth in conflict and crisis situations.
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Millennium Challenge Corporation contract will strengthen education in El Salvador

FHI 360 is the recipient of a two-and-a-half-year contract from the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) to strengthen primary and secondary education in El Salvador and help students develop the skills and competencies they need to succeed in...
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Why do so many youth in Latin America and the Caribbean lack the skills to succeed in the workforce?

This infographic summarizes key findings and policy recommendations from FHI 360’s research on the school-to-work transition in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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Promising approaches to supporting students living in violent communities in El Salvador

FHI 360’s work in Salvadoran secondary schools has made important progress in providing social-emotional and academic supports to students who live in violent communities.
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FHI 360 and R4D release report on how to make youth more employable

FHI 360 and Results for Development (R4D) have released Bridging the Skills Gap: Insights from Employers, Educators, and Youth in Latin America and the Caribbean, a report that explores the school-to-work transition in the region. The report was...
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Bridging the Skills Gap: Insights from Employers, Educators, and Youth in Latin America and the Caribbean

Bridging the Skills Gap: Insights from Employers, Educators, and Youth in Latin America and the Caribbean presents the results of a study of the region’s school-to-work transition and trends in youth employability.
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Top 10 Questions about the Development Assets and Student Success Pilot Program in El Salvador

This report shares the methodology, results and lessons learned in the Development Assets and Student Success Pilot Program in El Salvador, part of the USAID-funded Education for Children and Youth Program (ECYP).
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Using the positive youth development approach to support the success of adolescent students in El Salvador

In El Salvador, a lack of quality education and insufficient academic support have contributed to an increasing number of dropouts among lower secondary students (grades 7–9).
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Evaluating the Impact of Closing a Community Managed Schools Programme in El Salvador

In this report, FHI 360 presents the findings of an impact evaluation carried out for a community schools project closing in El Salvador.
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New project: Exploring skills enhancement at the secondary level in Latin America and the Caribbean

FHI 360 and the Results for Development Institute (R4D) are launching a new project, Exploring Skills Enhancement at the Secondary Level in Latin America and the Caribbean, in which they will analyze the skills youth in the region need to more fully...

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Developing education programs for youth in emergency settings

Millennium Challenge Corporation contract will strengthen education in El Salvador

Why do so many youth in Latin America and the Caribbean lack the skills to succeed in the workforce?

Promising approaches to supporting students living in violent communities in El Salvador

FHI 360 and R4D release report on how to make youth more employable

Bridging the Skills Gap: Insights from Employers, Educators, and Youth in Latin America and the Caribbean

Top 10 Questions about the Development Assets and Student Success Pilot Program in El Salvador

Using the positive youth development approach to support the success of adolescent students in El Salvador

Evaluating the Impact of Closing a Community Managed Schools Programme in El Salvador

New project: Exploring skills enhancement at the secondary level in Latin America and the Caribbean