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SPOTLIGHT ON INITIATIVES
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Graduation of more than 1000 SilaQual trainees in Yemen
Graduation of SilaQual trainees and announce the continuation of the skills development initiative. Read more -
Improving Qatar Through Earnest Discourse
Silatech & The Peninsula believe the vision to create a sustainable future by empowering home-grown talent. Read more -
Social Entrepreneurship in the Middle East
This report draws on existing literature to focus on four central principles of social entrepreneurship. Read more -
Taqeem Fund for Evalution in Youth Employment
This initiative is a partnership between the Youth Employment Network, Silatech and the Jacobs Foundation. Read more
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Youth Micro-enterprise Initiative
Delivered in partnership with Al-Amal Microfinance Bank (AMB), a leading Yemeni microfinance institution. Read more -
Women Empowerment & Poverty Alleviation Project
Silatech entered into a strategic partnership with the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labour. Read more
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Recent News
Recent News
January 31, 2012
Press Release: Taqeem Fund for Evaluation in Youth Employment Announces Winners
Taqeem Fund for Evaluation in Youth Employment Announces Winners Silatech and partners improve impact and.
Read moreJanuary 19, 2012
Press Release:The Arab Spring: Implications for Tunisian Youth
The Arab Spring: Implications for Tunisian Youth Tunis Under the patronage of Her Highness Sheikha.
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The Silatech Index makes case for investment in young people across
The fourth wave of “The Silatech Index: Voices of Young Arabs” is a study based in partnership with the Gallup Organization on young .
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THE SILATECH INDEX - APRIL 2011
The fourth wave of “The Silatech Index: Voices of Young Arabs”
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Fast Facts:
- A majority of young people in Lebanon (71%) say their community is a good place to live for entrepreneurs starting a new business.
- 84% of young Yemenis say that people in their country can get ahead by working hard.
- 94% of young Moroccans say that people in their country can get ahead by working hard.
- 87% of young Bahrainis say they are satisfied with the quality of schools in their local area.
- 30% of young Saudis who are not already business owners say they plan to start business in the next 12 months.