What works in soft skills development and work-based learning to boost decent employment for Africa’s youth

(Nairobi) The world of work is undergoing major structural changes. Work-based learning, soft skills, and skills for jobs in the digital economy are critical to support t...

Agnieszka Kazimierczuk | 08-02-2019 | News

Autonomy and ownership in Indian CSOs

The research programme ‘New roles of CSOs for inclusive development’ investigates the assumptions, solutions and problems underlying the civil society policy framework ‘D...

INCLUDE Secretariat | 29-01-2019 | Opinion

Towards inclusive partnerships

The research programme ‘New roles of CSOs for inclusive development’ investigates the assumptions, solutions and problems underlying the civil society policy framework ‘D...

INCLUDE Secretariat | 17-01-2019 | Opinion

Different questions, similar answers? Finding common ground in new roles for CSOs

Creating space for civil society organizations (CSOs) is mainly done in the first phase of partnership creation, where the actual rules of engagement are determined. Inte...

Frank van Kesteren | 15-01-2019 | News

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What works in soft skills development and work-based learning to boost decent employment for Africa’s youth

News | 08-02-2019 | By: Agnieszka Kazimierczuk

(Nairobi) The world of work is undergoing major structural changes. Work-based learning, soft skills, and skills for jobs in the digital economy are critical to support the transition of young women and men in […]

Autonomy and ownership in Indian CSOs

Opinion | 29-01-2019 | By: INCLUDE Secretariat

The research programme ‘New roles of CSOs for inclusive development’ investigates the assumptions, solutions and problems underlying the civil society policy framework ‘Dialogue & Dissent’ of the Dutch Mini […]

Towards inclusive partnerships

Opinion | 17-01-2019 | By: INCLUDE Secretariat

Different questions, similar answers? Finding common ground in new roles for CSOs

News | 15-01-2019 | By: Frank van Kesteren

Creating space for civil society organizations (CSOs) is mainly done in the first phase of partnership creation, where the actual rules of engagement are determined. International NGOs, donors and embassies can […]

INCLUDE continues: new phase, new team

News | 15-01-2019 | By: INCLUDE Secretariat

We are happy to announce that the INCLUDE knowledge platform will continue working towards making Africa more inclusive. Six years after its initiation, the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) has grante […]

Featured INCLUDE Publications

Policy Publication: Boosting Productive Employment in Africa

By: Marleen Dekker, Saskia Hollander | 06-02-2019 | Report

This policy publication highlights the key policy messages of the synthesis report ‘Productive Employment‘.

Conference report: inclusive development for future prospects in Africa

By: Yannicke Goris, Jacqueline Vrancken, Frank van Kesteren | 12-12-2018 | Report

This report describes and summarizes various discussions held at the Conference ‘From Research to Practice: Inclusive Development for Future Prospects in Africa’, hosted by INCLUDE and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on 21 November in The Hague, Netherlands.

Synthesis report: African Policy Dialogues

By: Obadia Miroro | 11-12-2018 | Report

This synthesis report comprises the insights gained through INCLUDE’s African Policy Dialogues.

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How can cash transfers and additional programmes like agricultural interventions reinforce one another in their efforts to improve social protection?

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