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Creating Markets…Unleashing
Entrepreneurship in 8 Emerging Employment Sectors for Youth
- Renewable Energy
-
Water and Sanitation
-
On-Farm and Off-Farm Enterprises
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Information and Communication Technologies
- HIV/AIDS
- Youth in Post-Conflict
Reconstruction
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Building Youth Leadership
-
Youth Empowerment
| Document | Abstract | Completed |
| The
Potentials of the Internet in Improving Agricultural Production and Marketing
skills for Small -Scale Farmers in Developing Countries: A case of the Zambia
Rural Initiative Pilot Project. BY
Precious Hamukwala
University of Zambia
Dept. of Agricultural Economics
P.O. Box 32379
Lusaka
Zambia
precious1hams@yahoo.com | Paper | Full
Paper Submitted | |
E-Enterprise and Youth Employment
BY Aboubakry LY
Socio-Economist
Dakar
Senegal
lyabou@yahoo.com
| Paper | Full
Paper Submitted | |
Peer Support Mechanisms as a
means of engaging youth in sustainable activities and HIV/AIDS prevention BY
Olushola Olukayode Ajayi
solarems@yahoo.com
| Paper | |
| Building
the competence of youth on sustainable Livelihood Skills and HIV/AIDS prevention
(wealth creation) BY Okoro
Onyebuchi Desmond
YES Member
buchyx@yahoo.co.uk
| Paper | |
| Developing
Interest on Agriculture and ICT among Young people through Livelihood programmes
BY Adedeji Adegoriola A.
moschinotl@yahoo.ca | Paper | |
| ELIF
YOUTH EMPLOYMENT CREATION 2006 INITIATIVE BY
EDWIN ZULU ELIF
BUSINESS SOLUTIONS
MUKAS TRADING BUIDING COMPLEX
CHAWAMA
P.O.BOX 39
LUSAKA
ezulucamp@yahoo.com
| Paper | Full
Paper Submitted | |
The Information and Communication
Technologies Sector BY Becky
Wachera
wacheragitonga@yahoo.com
| Paper | Full
Paper Submitted | |
Impact of Awareness Campaign
on HIV/AIDS by ICHAP: A Case Study of Urs at Ajmer
BY Dr. Divya Singhal
Assistant Professor
Goa Institute
of Management
Ribandar
Goa- 403006
India
divyasinghal@gim.ac.in
divyasinghal@rediffmail.com
| Paper | Full
Paper Submitted | |
Pastoral Activities and Services for People living
with HIV/AIDS (PASADA) in the archdiocese of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania BY
Charles F. Weja
Head of Orphans
Department PASADA
pasada@intafrica.com
charlesweja@yahoo.com | Paper | |
| AIDS
BASED NEW RURAL MARKETS BY
Dr. D. Ilangovan
Prof. of Commerce
Annamalai University
Annamalainagar-608002
Tamil Nadu State
India
dil2691@yahoo.co.in
| Paper | Full
Paper Submitted | |
Community based Intervention on Health and Water Sanitation
BY Richard John
PATUU Youth Field Officer
Pamoja Tupambane
na UKIMWI (PATUU) (CBO)
Box 125
Pwapwa Dodoma
Tanzania
vicmpw@yahoo.com
| Paper | Full
Paper Submitted | |
Youth Entrepreneurs in Orissa, India BY
Sachidananda Satapathy PhD,
Institute for Social & Economic Change
(ISEC),
Bangalore
India
sachisatpathy@yahoo.com
| | Full
Paper Submitted | ROLE
OF RENEWABLE ENERGY FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT ENERGY CONSERVATION & EMPLOYMENT
BY
P. Srirama Raju
Consultant
- SRTRI for Renewable Energy Programmes
Secretary - SESI A. P. Chapter | | Full
Paper Submitted | Potential
of Biotechnology in Economic Development and Job Creation for the Youth
By Chekai Khisa Eliud
Master of Science Student University of
Nairobi
Department of Geography and Environmental Studies
P.O. Box 30197
- 00100 Nairobi, Kenya
Tel: 254-733-586178
chekai2001@yahoo.ca
| Paper | Full
Paper Submitted | Building
Trade Capacity & Attracting Foreign Direct Investment -
Fair Trade
- Capacity
Building by YES Networks
-
Preparing Youth for the Labor Market
- Africities:
Role of Local Government in Youth Employment Creation
- FDI
and Information and Communications Technologies
| Document | Abstract | Completed |
| Rising
employment opportunities for the youth in Central Asian countries through skills
development and promotion of interaction of education system and labor market.
(By the example of Uzbekistan)
BY Alisher R. Juraev
Senior Research Officer
Center
for Economic Research
5, Usmon Nosyr Street Tupik 1
Tashkent Uzbekistan
alisher.juraev@cer.uz | Paper | Full
Paper Submitted | |
Optimizing Youth Employment Through FDI In Retail
In India BY Prof. Gan Bhukta
Professor of Marketing
GITAM Institute of Foreign Trade
India
profganbhuktagift@yahoo.com
| Paper | |
| On-Farm
and Off-Farm Enterprises BY Beatrice
Mwaura
Ministry of Agriculture
Kilimo House
Gender and Cross-cutting
Issues Section P.O. Box 30028-00100
Nairobi
bmuirigo@yahoo.com
| Paper | |
| The
Youth As An Underutilised Resource In Kenya: The Case Of Malindi-Kenya
BY Samson Ngengi Njuguna
Malindi Youth Resource Centre Project
National Youth Organisation
P.O Box 9137
Nairobi 00100
youthkenya@inbox.com
ngengis@yahoo.com | Paper | |
| The
Barriers To Be Crossed In Making Farming An Attractive Enterprise For The Rural
Poor In Nigeria- The Case Of Poor Men And Women In Imo State
BY Dr. Olufunso Adeola Olajide
Department of Economics
Faculty of Technology and Development Studies
CETEP City
University FFF
Road Off
Alara Street
Lagos
Nigeria
preciousfunso@yahoo.com
| Paper | Full
Paper Submitted | |
Examining the cultural obstacles
to the use of E-commerce in SMEs of Iran BY
Hamideh Tabatabaie
Head of the board Iranian
Young Translators
& Researchers Association
YES Country Coordinator & Head of Iran YCN
N.8,17th Alley Shahid Akbari
St. Vali-e-Asr Abbas Abad Crossroad Tehran
Iran
hamideh_t@hotmail.com | Paper
1 | Full
Paper Submitted | |
RURAL ASSISTANCE PROJECT
BY Hamideh Tabatabaie
Head of the board Iranian
Young
Translators & Researchers Association
YES Country Coordinator & Head of Iran
YCN
N.8,17th Alley Shahid Akbari
St. Vali-e-Asr Abbas Abad Crossroad
Tehran
Iran
hamideh_t@hotmail.com
| Paper
2 | Full
Paper Submitted | |
AIESEC Kenya Empowering Africa Programme Young Africa
Entreprenuers project BY Japhet
Edward Miano Kariuki
National Committee President
AIESEC
Kenya
japhet.miano@aiesec.net | Paper | Full
Paper Submitted | Building
an Entrepreneurial Culture -
Promoting Micro Investment
- Business
Development Services
- Mentoring
- Micro Finance
- Delivering
Entrepreneurship Education to Youth
- Social
Entrepreneurship
-
The Gender Dimension of Entrepreneurship
- Eco-entrepreneurship
| Document | Abstract | Completed |
| EMPOWERING
WOMEN THROUGH MICRO-ENTERPRISE SCALLING UP BY
Wamuyu
Gikonyo (MSc. Student)
Graduate Research Assistant
Faculty of Human Ecology
Universiti Putra Malaysia
wamgix@yahoo.com
Zumilah Zainalaludin
Lecturer Entrepreneurship Development
Department
of Resource Management and Consumer Studies
Faculty of Human Ecology Universiti
Putra Malaysia, Serdang Selangor
Malaysia
zumilah@putra.upm.edu.my
Jariah Masud, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Resource
Management and Consumer Studies
Faculty of Human Ecology
Universiti Putra
Malaysia
jariah@putra.upm.edu.my
| Paper | Full
Paper Submitted | |
Franchising and its role in
developing SMEs BY Marisa
D. Pingkan
&
Bambang N. Rachmadi
Graduate School of Management
Faculty of Economy
University of Indonesia
Ged. PAU Ekonomi
Lt.2 Kampus
UI. Depok
Indonesia -16424
marisa@pascafe.ui.ac.id
| Paper | |
| The
Gender Dimension of Entrepreneurship BY
Beatrice Mwaura
Ministry of Agriculture
Kilimo House Gender and Cross-cutting
Issues Section
P.O. Box 30028-00100
Nairobi
bmuirigo@yahoo.com
| Paper | |
| Youth
Entrepreneurship Initiative - YEI Program BY
Ms.Kaanaeli Kaale
Coordinator
YES Country Network-Tanzania
Box 8550
Dar es Salaam
Tanzania
kaanaelik@yahoo.co.uk
Anna Lyimo
Program Associate
Youth Entrepreneurship Initiative
(YEI)
TechnoServe Tanzania
Second Floor, Plot 8/10 Off Haile Selassie
Road
P.O. Box 78375
Dar es salaam
Tanzania
anna.lyimo@tnstanzania.org
| Paper | Full
Paper Submitted | |
Challenges and future trends in Micro finance - case
in India BY Nirja Mattoo
Chairperson Center for Development of Corporate Citizenship
S.P.Jain Institute
of Management & Research
Mumbai
India
nirjamattoo@hotmail.com
| Paper | |
| Participation
and Youth Employment Empowerment BY Frank
P. Materu
Executive Director
Youth Empowerment and Sustainable Development
P.O. Box 7579
DAR-ES-SALAAM
TANZANIA
yesdevelopmenttz@yahoo.com
| Paper | Full
Paper Submitted | |
Youth Economic Insecurity: Learning To Cope Through
Business Development Services BY Bani
Orwa Ph.D.
Business Development Services
borwa2000@yahoo.com
| Paper | |
| The
Micro Enterprise And Mentoring Initiative: A Case Of An Investment Company In
Kenya BY Kaguchia G. John,
Mwaura Isaac,
Martin Mbau,
Paul Mugambi,
MaryAnn Njambi and
Margaret Gachina
Kenyatta University
jophka@yahoo.com
| Paper | |
| Factors
influencing effective HIV mainstreaming in Addis Ababa education system BY
Nega Assefa
Graduate Student
Addis Ababa
University
Ethiopia
negaassefa@yahoo.com | Paper | |
| Enhancing
the Productive Capacity of Rural Youth in Agriculture, Environment and Natural
Resource Management towards Employment Creation in Kenya: Experiences from Kenya
Rural Youth Livelihood Strategies Programme (KERYLIP) Pilot Project in Nyando
District-Nyanza Province of Kenya BY Odeny
Odhiambo
Chairman
The Kenya Youth Foundation
P. O. Box 1894
Nairobi-Kenya
kyf73@hotmail.com
kenya@youthlink.org | Paper | Full
Paper Submitted | |
The Gender Dimension of Entrepreneurship BY
Nina Podoloskya
All-Ukrainian Youth Organization
Democratic Transformation
of Ukraine
ninon8@mail.ru | Paper | |
| Entrepreneurship
for the Youth of Ukraine BY Oleksandr
Hontaruk
All-Ukrainian Youth Organization
Democratic Transformation of
Ukraine
demperu@yahoo.com | Paper | |
Developing
Large-Scale Labor Intensive Programs -
Optimizing Youth Employment in Infrastructure Building Projects
- Equipping
Youth from Countries in Conflict with Employability Skills
- Skills
and Vocational Training
| Document | Abstract | Completed |
| NEED
FOR SKILLS AND VOCATIONAL TRAINING BY Dr.
Martina
Ass.Professor,
St.Joseph's PG College,
King Koti,
Hyderabad,
India
kmtina2000@yahoo.co.in
| Paper | |
| Engaging
Youth in Service: Toward an Alternative Large-Scale Youth Employment Strategy
BY Charlotte McDowell, Aimee´ Douglas,
Brett Alessi l, Katy Hutter and Susan Stroud
Innovations in Civic Participation
1776 Massachusetts Avenue
NW Suite 201
Washington, DC 20036
mcdowell@icicp.org
| Paper | Full
Paper Submitted | |
Youth Livelihoods in Conflict and Crisis
BY Lili Stern
Youth & Livelihoods
Technical Advisor
International Rescue Committee
Lili.Stern@theIRC.org
| Paper | |
| Mediterranean
Youth Club for Technology & Cooperation: An innovative model for integrating vocational
training with intercultural understanding BY
Nell Derick Debevoise
Youth Programs Manager
International Partnerships
Department
nell@glocalforum.org
Ronit Zimmer
Director
The Leo Savir Foundation for a Mediterranean
Vision 2020 within
The Peres Center for Peace
Tel Aviv, Israel | Paper | Full
Paper Submitted | |
Optimizing Youth Employment In Infrastructure Investments BY
David Woollcombe
Director
Peace Child International Be the
Change
Youth-led Development Programme | | Full
Paper Only | |
Employment Creation through the use of Labour-Intensive
Methods in South Africa: Experiences and Problems
BY Wellington Didibhuku Thwala
University of Johannesburg
Department of Construction Management and Quantity Surveying
P.O. Box 17011
Doornfontein,
2028 Johannesburg
South Africa
Didithwa@twr.ac.za
Didibhuku@yahoo.co.uk | Paper | Full
Paper Submitted | |
Youth Business Guidance Center (YBGC) Programme
BY Joel Bayubasire
Executive Director
20, avenue de l'ISP
Q/Muhungu
C/Ibanda
Town of Bukavu
Southern Kivu
Democratic
Republic of Congo
deregginfo@yahoo.fr
| Paper | Full
Paper Submitted | |
Modern Technologies for Massive Vocational Training
for Empowering Rural Youth for Sustainable Livelihood BY
Prof. M.N. Reddy
Chairman
Swamy Ramananda Tirtha
Rural Institute
Andhra Pradesh, India
srtri@rediffmail.com
| Paper | Full
Paper Submitted | Skills
for Work in the Future: A Youth Perspective BY
Bremley W. B. Lyngdoh
Development Studies Institute
London
School of Economics and Political Science
Houghton Street, London WC2A 2AE,
UK
Tel: +44-7899897823;
Fax: +44-2079556844
b.w.lyngdoh@lse.ac.uk | | Full
Paper Submitted | | |
