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General overview

Stage of development: Implementation

Policy sector: Employment and training

Date outcomes contract signed: Jul 2024

Start date of service provision: Sep 2024

Capital raised (minimum): USD 937.64k

Max potential outcome payment: USD 1.07m

Service users: 500 individuals

Intervention

The SIB operates on a pay-for-results model, fostering collaboration between the public, private, and social sectors to address social issues with maximum efficiency and transparency.
CRS and YouthBuild Mexico will implement a comprehensive program over 28 months, focusing on training, labor inclusion, and support for youth. When achieving the agreed-upon results, the State Government will repay CRS.
The program provides intensive training to 500 youth, with the goal to ensure that at least 60% of participants secure formal employment. Each milestone will have clearly defined objectives and verification methods, validated by an independent agency and aiming for job retention for nine months.

Target population

Individuals between 18 and 24 years old

Location

Country

  • Mexico

Service delivery locations

  • State of Nuevo León, Mexico

Involved organisations

Commissioners/outcome payers

Service Providers

Investors

Intermediary organisations

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Outcome metrics

  • School retention
  • Formal job placement
  • 4 month job retention
  • 9 month job retention
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