Funding agency: World Bank through the Ministry of Public Service, Youth and Gender Affairs (MPYG), Kenya.
Cleint: Lifeskills Promoters
The Kenya Youth Employment and Opportunities Project (KYEOP) is a project of MPYG funded by World Bank which aims to increase employment and earnings opportunities for targeted youths. KYEOP has four components. Component 1 addresses the skills mismatch of youth by engaging training providers and private sector employers in offering training and work experience to targeted youth. Component 2 responds to the need for job creation with initiatives to help launch new business start-ups, improve the productivity and job creation potential of existing enterprises, and offer innovative approaches to helping hard-to-reach youth. Component 3 plans to improve access to and the quality of labor market information. Component 4 provides support for strengthening youth policy development, monitoring and evaluation, and management of the Project by the MPYG.
Cleint: Lifeskills Promoters
- Provide leadership in designing and writing the proposal in response to the TOR
- Lead the project team in designing the project methodologies and approaches
- Lead in writing all the components of the proposal including the Organizational Capacity and Experience, the Methodology and approaches, the work plan, staff organization, the works schedule and deliverables, the M&E plan and packaging of the key experts CVs.
Results
LISP was awarded the consultancy to train over 4000 vulnerable youth in Kenya on Life skills.
