Yuva Parivartan Livelihood Exchange

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1 Yuva Parivartan Livelihood Exchange New Delhi, India April 23-25, 2014 Arup Chaudhary Ajay Girhe Mithilesh K Singh (mithilesh.singh@yuvaparivartan.org.in) Saurabh (saurabh@yuvaparivartan.org.in)

2 Monitoring and (Impact) Evaluation Methods Needs Assessment Process Evaluation Impact Evaluation Analysis of Beneficiary Needs We are working to support deprived and School dropout youth with livelihood opportunity in unorganized and Organized sectors. Analysis of Program Implementation We have been successful in registering and linking youth with livelihood through mobilization and counseling and creating opportunities. Measures How Much the Program Impacts Beneficiaries Youth are employed and earning more income and have improved their life standard. Now they are confident about their lives.

3 Simplified Results Chain PROGRAM INTERMEDIATE OUTCOMES IMPACT Theory of Change

4 YPLE: Program Activities and Output Activity 1: Need Analysis 70% Population resides in Rural area Most of the youth are unemployed or semi employed They are confused about careers Lack of awareness of opportunity. 92% Employment is in Unorganized Sector.

5 Activity 2: Youth Mobilization Program Activities and Output Mobilizing skilled, semiskilled and unskilled youth. Doing extensive motivational sessions and awareness campaign. Registering youth for capacity building and employment support. Preparing them for work readiness. Identifying SHG and JLG willing to do self employment.

6 Program Activities and Output Activity 3: Employer Registration Identifying. and partnering employers. Imparting skill training to the youth as per employers requirement. Getting support for OJT. Negotiating employers for fair wage.

7 Activity 4: Match Making Program Activities and Output Counseling of youth. Presenting employment opportunities by Organizing Job fairs. Supporting them with economical accommodation at workplace. Supporting Youth for Self Employment through financial linkages.

8 Activity 5: Follow-up and Tracking Program Activities and Output Monthly and quarterly follow-up of employed youth and employers. Getting through their challenges and keep them motivating to sustain.

9 Youth Lack of Motivation Not aware about jobs and opportunities Want comfort zone Match Making Platform Employer Need large pool of youth Need motivated youth Need the youth who can Sustain

10 Target: Unemployed and deprived youth. Unorganized sector employers.

11 Locations: 1. Madhya Pradesh (5 Districts) 2.Chhattishgarh (6 Districts) 3.Jharkhand (5 Districts)

12 Duration: Yuva Parivartan has been working on Skill development for Last 15 years Yuva Parivartan Livelihood Exchange was launched in July 2013 to match Livelihood Opportunities for Rural and Urban unemployed.

13 Implementing Organizations: Kherwadi Social Welfare Association (Yuva Parivartan) Immediate Outcomes Youth linked with both Self and Wage employment. More earning in his family

14 YPLE: Results Chain PROGRAM Inputs: Human Resources, Technical Expertise. Activities: Mobilization, Employer Registration, Matchmaking and Follow up. Output: Youth registration for YPLE. Livelihood Linkages. INTERMEDIATE OUTCOME 60% of Youth are gainfully Employed. Household Income Increased. IMPACT Improved Social and Economic Condition Better Education More Income. Less Crime.

15 4. Data collection: program indicators List program indicators : Youth Registered (Classified Data on qualification and Skill set) Youth Linked with Livelihood (Classified data on Organized and unorganized, wage and Self) Average Salaries and Income. Opportunities Created Method of data collection: Manual filing up of application form Youth meetings and Face to face interaction Maintaining MIS of beneficiaries Frequency of data collection: everyday as an ongoing process. Who will collect the data: Each associate for his responsible operational domain.

16 List indicators: 4. Data collection: intermediate and impact indicators Youth Joined and sustained at work. Change in Income and improvement in quality of Life. Method of data collection: Follow up and tracking of Youth (from employers, youth and other sources) Maintaining manual and electronic record of periodical follow up. (Success Stories, and other qualitative changes. ) Frequency of data collection: As an ongoing process Who will collect the data: Each associate for his responsible operational domain.

17 5. Impact evaluation design Research question: Job? Income? Education and Skills? willingness,? Family background? Peer pressure? Satisfaction with work and Interest area? Intervention in: Treatment: Counseling (Work readiness) and Skill development. Control: We have control group but have not done any IE program with them. We will work on this aspect. Sample Size: Treatment: 2000 Youth Control: 2000 Youth Program assignment rule: Random Selection of Youth

18 Key Message 1 : 6. Communication of results Improvement in the Life standard of Beneficiary youth. Target audience? Beneficiary Youth (School dropout and Deprived youth and their parents), Associates, Partner Organizations and Institutes, Employers, MF Agencies government print and digital media. Communication tools : Success Stories, Videos, Social Network, Website, Photo Stories.

19 Key Message 2: A. Impact on reduction of crime. B. Impact on Economy C. Trying to solve the problem of the skill deficit in Indian Economy.