All resources: Yemen
Impact brief, Issue 16
Realizing Innovation through Social Entrepreneurship
RISE Egypt
Impact brief, Issue 15
Establishing Day Care Centres in the Private Sector
Ministry of Labour, Jordan
Impact brief, Issue 13
Fostering employment through business support to young entrepreneurs in Lebanon
Berytech
Impact brief, Issue 14
Maharat Training for Employment
Business Development Center, Jordan
Impact brief, Issue 12
Trade Accelerator for Young Entrepreneurs in Morocco
International Trade Centre, Morocco
Impact brief, Issue 11
Tomouh: A New Loan Product for Micro and Small-Sized Enterprises
Alexandria Business Association, Egypt
Self-employment of women as a coping mechanism in war-torn Yemen
Enterprise development as a means of economic and social empowerment of women in times of war in Yemen.
Our impact, their voices
Learning to run a small business in conflict and poverty-wracked Yemen
The conflict in Yemen has robbed millions of people of their livelihoods, particularly in rural areas. A joint ILO-UNDP programme helps vulnerable youth set up their own business.
From youth emergency employment to self-employment – joint UNDP and ILO work in Yemen
Najah Ali is a 24-year-old woman from Yemen’s Hajjah Governorate. Her husband is unemployed, and her father retired. She has two brothers and six sisters. The escalation of the brutal conflict in Yemen in 2015 meant that Najah – and numerous others...
High female education and low labour participation rates: IFAD and ILO tackle the “MENA gender paradox”
Issue explored at policy forum facilitated by a grant-funded project on gender monitoring and evaluation in the Near East and North Africa.
Ethical Reporting on Labour Migration in the Arab States - 5 Actions to Take Today
Working with Victims of Trauma Guide
Gender-Sensitive Reporting on Migration Guide
Migration Photojournalism Guide
Impact brief, Issue 9
Promoting women’s empowerment in the Middle East and North Africa: A rapid evidence assessment of labour market interventions
The Taqeem Impact Brief Series documents how organizations measure outcomes of their employment programmes, the tools that are applied and the findings and recommendations that emerge to assist them in improving impacts and programme design. This...
Lured by a job, trapped in forced labour!
In search of a job to support his family, a man accepts an offer from a recruiter and signs a contract for what looks like a good job with decent wages. Once at destination, the reality is very different.
Yemen crisis: one factory demolished, hundreds of jobs destroyed
Following the publication of the ILO’s Yemen Damage and Needs Assessment: Crisis Impact on Employment and the Labour Market, we take a look at how the destruction of a Yemen ceramics factory – only one of numerous workplaces destroyed since the...
ILO Technical Cooperation Programme in Yemen
Since the onset of the 2015 conflict in Yemen, ILO in Yemen has been collaborating with the United Nations Development Programme with the aim to create post conflict employment , income generation and reintegration.
Enterprise development
ILO launches enterprise development trainers course with Yemeni facilitators from across the country
The ILO and its partners have launched the ‘My First Business’ training-of-trainers workshop to encourage entrepreneurship and enterprise development across four governorates in Yemen.
Developing the capacity of Employers’ Organizations in the Arab Region to contribute to job-rich growth through effective policy and social...
Projet RAB/12/50/NOR - Evaluation consultant: Tim Dyce
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