The evaluation focuses on the vocational training programme implemented by FXB in Myanmar, aimed at improving sustainable access to employment and livelihoods for vulnerable youth. In a context of successive economic, health and political crises, The programme is a concrete response to the growing needs for professional skills and resilience of the most marginalized populations.
The objective of the evaluation is to analyse the relevance, effectiveness, impact and sustainability of the programme over the period 2017-2023. In particular, it examines the adequacy of training to the needs of the labour market, the quality of its implementation and the results achieved in terms of occupational integration and improvement of the living conditions of beneficiaries. It is based on a mixed methodology combining literature review, stakeholder interviews and client surveys .
Beyond measuring results, this evaluation also aims to draw operational lessons in order to strengthen the quality and impact of the programme in a constantly changing environment, where skills development is a key lever for fostering economic autonomy and youth resilience.
Key results:
✅ 82% of graduates are employed — 42% are full-time and 22% are independent.
💰 Average income increased by 362 %above the national minimum wage.
🎓 89% participant satisfaction rate — with a 97% approval rate for trainers.
🌱 Significant results in empowerment — in particular for micro-enterprises run by women and local leadership.