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Digital Tool (TREEpedia)

  1. Introduction to the TREE methodology
  2. Launching a TREE programme
    1. Preliminary socio-economic/context assessment
    2. Identifying stakeholders and partners
    3. Selection and capacity building for partner organizations
    4. Establishing TREE management and governance
  3. Assessing economic opportunities and training needs
    1. Involving local communities and beneficiaries in the assessment process
    2. Data collection and analysis on local economic and labour markets
    3. Participatory identification of economic opportunities
    4. Feasibility studies
    5. Training needs assessment
  4. Training design, organization, and delivery
    1. Design and prepare training, select and train trainers
    2. Selection of beneficiaries
    3. Inclusive training delivery
    4. Monitoring trainees’ participation and progress
  5. Post-training support for micro-enterprise development and wage employment
    1. Planning post-training support
    2. Facilitating access to wage employment
    3. Facilitating micro-enterprise and cooperatives development
    4. Promoting transition to formality
  6. Program performance measurement and sustainability
    1. Performance measurement
    2. Exit and sustainability
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