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Employing Positive Youth Development Approaches (2.4)

17 Mar

Posted at 18:40h in Case Studies, Employing Positive Youth Development Approaches (2.4), Indonesia, Indonesia Resources, Resources

In this case study, HRH2030 tested the global framework for youth employment in health to see how it could be applied to one country, Indonesia, under the guiding question: How can HRH2030’s framework for optimal partnerships and opportunities provide value for Indonesia? ...

17 Mar

Posted at 18:36h in Employing Positive Youth Development Approaches (2.4), Global, Global Resources, Indonesia, Indonesia Resources, Resources, Technical briefs

This technical brief explores how TVETs could more effectively build and sustain young people on career paths in the health sector, using the HRH2030-developed Youth Employment in Health Framework ....

30 Oct

Posted at 14:45h in Employing Positive Youth Development Approaches (2.4), Global Resources, Indonesia, Indonesia Resources, Other resource, Presentations, Skill mix and competency

On October 4, 2019, HRH2030 attended the 2019 Global Youth Economic Opportunities Summit, collaborating with Johnson & Jonson to present a session, Identifying Win-win Partnerships for Youth Employment in Health: Experiences linking the future health workforce, educators, and employers....

20 Aug

Posted at 01:25h in Blog, Employing Positive Youth Development Approaches (2.4), Global News, News

This year’s International Youth Day theme calls on the global community to Transform Education to be more inclusive, equitable, and relevant for youth. Taking a comprehensive, whole-of-system approach to transform health professional education for a new century can help achieve the Sustainable Development Goals...

26 Sep

Posted at 17:20h in Analyzing Health Labor Markets, Employing Positive Youth Development Approaches (2.4), Other resource, Performance and productivity, Resources

There are 71 million unemployed youth in the world, while WHO’s Global Human Resources for Health (HRH) Strategy: Workforce 2030 estimates that 40 million new health jobs will be created by 2030. How can health employers adapt positive youth development approaches to build and...