INJAZ Lebanon
To inspire and prepare young Lebanese to succeed in a global economy
INJAZ Lebanon
Is an independent Lebanese NGO, founded in 2001 Reached more than 43,500 students with over 1000 volunteers Targets private and public schools in the six Lebanese regions Operates from 4 naEonal offices, with 9 employees
JA Worldwide, 2010 Member Na;ons Board members Staff Classes Volunteers Students 3
122 7,754 2,702 3792,968 330,977 9,795,485
91 Years of Opera;on – since 1919
LOCALIZED
INJAZ PROGRAMS
More than Money Banks in Ac*on
Company Program
Success Skills Personal Economics
BUSINESS CYCLE
Leadership Program Entrepreneurship Master Class
INJAZ LEBANON BOARD OF DIRECTORS
H.E. Riad Salame with Injaz students
…The work of Injaz is in alignment the view the Central Bank has for Lebanon… One of Lebanon s major problems is unemployment and loss of his number one resource: human resources…leaving the country. Initiative is Lebanon s base.... It is extremely important to encourage initiative and this is why the central bank is working to change the culture to change investment schemes and create new funding possibilities to encourage start ups in all domains. We need to create an active exchange market where real exchanges happen because this helps initiative and entrepreneurs…I hope one day to see these student companies grow in the future. I am confident that you will get the needed support.
‐The highest youth unemployment rate in the world (ILO) ‐70 million jobs must be created in the Arab World by 2020 (World Bank) ‐65% of the popula;on is below the age of 25 ‐The lowest female labor market par;cipa;on in the world (ILO)
Together we can help Lebanese youth succeed in school, at work, and in life.
Developing countries which invest in be_er educa;on, healthcare, and job training for their record numbers of young people between the ages of 12 and 24 years of age, could produce surging economic growth and sharply reduced poverty, according to a new World Bank report launched at the Bank's Annual Mee;ngs in Singapore.
BEIRUT: 961 5 45 60 40 BEQAA: 961 8 372 163 NORTH: 961 6 43 60 70 SOUTH: 961 7 72 60 85
www.injaz‐lebanon.org (email: info@injaz‐ lebanon.org) www.injazalarab.org www.ja.org
INJAZ Lebanon
Is an independent Lebanese NGO, founded in 2001 Reached more than 43,500 students with over 1000 volunteers Targets private and public schools in the six Lebanese regions Operates from 4 naEonal offices, with 9 employees
JA Worldwide, 2010 Member Na;ons Board members Staff Classes Volunteers Students 3
122 7,754 2,702 3792,968 330,977 9,795,485
91 Years of Opera;on – since 1919
LOCALIZED
INJAZ PROGRAMS
More than Money Banks in Ac*on
Company Program
Success Skills Personal Economics
BUSINESS CYCLE
Leadership Program Entrepreneurship Master Class
INJAZ LEBANON BOARD OF DIRECTORS
H.E. Riad Salame with Injaz students
…The work of Injaz is in alignment the view the Central Bank has for Lebanon… One of Lebanon s major problems is unemployment and loss of his number one resource: human resources…leaving the country. Initiative is Lebanon s base.... It is extremely important to encourage initiative and this is why the central bank is working to change the culture to change investment schemes and create new funding possibilities to encourage start ups in all domains. We need to create an active exchange market where real exchanges happen because this helps initiative and entrepreneurs…I hope one day to see these student companies grow in the future. I am confident that you will get the needed support.
‐The highest youth unemployment rate in the world (ILO) ‐70 million jobs must be created in the Arab World by 2020 (World Bank) ‐65% of the popula;on is below the age of 25 ‐The lowest female labor market par;cipa;on in the world (ILO)
Together we can help Lebanese youth succeed in school, at work, and in life.
Developing countries which invest in be_er educa;on, healthcare, and job training for their record numbers of young people between the ages of 12 and 24 years of age, could produce surging economic growth and sharply reduced poverty, according to a new World Bank report launched at the Bank's Annual Mee;ngs in Singapore.
BEIRUT: 961 5 45 60 40 BEQAA: 961 8 372 163 NORTH: 961 6 43 60 70 SOUTH: 961 7 72 60 85
www.injaz‐lebanon.org (email: info@injaz‐ lebanon.org) www.injazalarab.org www.ja.org
