The document discusses ways to address youth unemployment in India through Yen's 4 E's: employability, equal opportunities, entrepreneurship, and employment creation. It notes that youth unemployment has lasting impacts and outlines strategies within each E, such as investing in education to improve employability, ensuring equal access and opportunities for young men and women, fostering entrepreneurial spirit through education and training, and creating jobs through various macroeconomic and sectoral policies. The goal is to better prepare today's youth for financial responsibility through these approaches.

1. Preparing Today’s Youth for Tomorrow’s
Financial Responsibility
UNEMPLOYMENT CRISIS IN INDIA

2. Why is YE so important?
 Youth is a period of transition and
vulnerability
 Vulnerability appears to increase with
globalization and increased competition,
everywhere
 Long periods of unemployment have a lasting
impact on youth:
 Individual level: self-esteem, respect, sense
of achievement
 Societal: integration, cohesiveness,
citizenship

3. Yen's 4 E’s to address youth
unemployment
1. Employability – investing in education
2. Equal opportunities – for men and
women
3. Entrepreneurship – start and run
businesses
4. Employment creation – as part of
macroeconomic policy

4. India Literacy Rate

5. The First E. Employability
• Definition: a key outcome of education
and training to instill skills, knowledge
and competencies of workers
• Reality: high cost of investment, skills
mismatch
• Invest in life skills, life-long learning, ICT,
entrepreneurship, SSEs in and out of
school

6. The Second E. Equal opportunities for
young men and women
• Before school: equal access and entry
for boys and girls
• In school: “tracking” out of TVE, career
guidance, double burdens, cultural
barriers, gender stereotyping,
harassment
• After school: credit access, lower skills
• In the job: discrimination in pay, training,
promotion

7. The Third E. Entrepreneurship
• Cultural attitudes: negative perceptions of
entrepreneurship, corruption, social
entrepreneurship
• Education: a system that stimulates
entrepreneurial spirit, teachers’ training
• Skills training: career training, ICT
• Business support: skills and services to run
your own firm
• Regulation: taxes, laws and burocracy
• Finance: youth as risky investments

8. The Fouth E. Employment creation
• Yes, it is the economy that creates jobs!
 Labour market policies
 Macro-economic policies
 Exchange rate policies
 Sectoral policies
 External economic shocks, disasters and wars
 Institutional support for youth employment:
governance, national employment strategy,
monitoring

9. Economic Problems

10.  Control of Population growth
 Employment Ability
 Communication skills
 Analytical skills
 Knowledge of its field domain
 Power of his authorities
 More vacancy , more opportunity
How To Overcome

11. Unemployment Is Problem
How To Overcome
Youth are the
solution