1. Creating Community to Promote Youth Entrepreneurship
Rural Hubs 
Creating Community to Promote Youth Entrepreneurship

2. Out-line Why a rural hub? What is needed? How are we doing it?
Group work

3. Empower Youth for Work 2016-2021
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Ethiopia
Indonesia
Give the experience of EYW

4. Why a rural hub?
In % of the total population lived in Rural areas
In 2016 it decreased to 45% And urban population increased to 55%
By 2030 the total youth population of age between would be 1.3 billion
This slide will set the context by giving a statistical snapshots
It is expected that within 2050 the total population will be 9.8 billion where 66% of total population would be urban

5. People are migrating because of the following reasons
Why a rural hub?
People are migrating because of the following reasons
Less opportunities
Dependency on agriculture
Less facilities
Less jobs
Less business opportunities
Low wage
Low Living condition

6. Making rural areas more attractive for youngsters

7. E-motive Peer-to-peer
After we analysed the approach we found that all approaches are not meeting all demands. But we also did not want to start from scratch because we have years of experiences which can not be avoided. So we thought about the concept of “Rural Hub”. Then describe briefly that what is rural hub for Oxfam

8. E-motive process Identification Preparation Action
Outreach and Identification
Registration and Validation
Peer Group setup & Capacity Assessment
Learning program
Learning and Solution Adoption
Harvesting and Further Expansion
How we used E-Motive process to search for rural hubs

9. https://youtu.be/eUZCW1QhmT8
E-motive movie

10. Approaches Traditional NGO approach Training Social norms
Micro-credits
Donor driven
The presenter should link this slide with earlier one. Like: When we searched for the solutions we found few approaches. Then give this approach description. Then next slide

11. Access to markets & finance
Approaches
Market driven approach
Training
Access to markets & finance
Support Services
Sustainability
Contd..

12. Approaches Holistic approach Community engagement and ownership
Safe and attractive space
Local urgent issues
Active citizenship 
Capacity building
Economic opportunities
Access to finance and services
Safe mobility and mentoring
Overall, making sure all pieces of the broader ecosystem are working

13. Experiences from India

14. Barefoot college Invest in people who will retain in rural areas
Focus on urgent issues with practical trainings
Make them all-round engineers
Community ownership is key to success
Barefoot college focuses on grandmothers and they will train youngsters and keep them engaged in the communities.
By focusing on urgent local issues like solar energy, health and clean water there is already money available in the community and in local and national government. Re – using this budget

15. Honeybee Network
Landless people are not mindless people so scout solutions from communities; give them ownership!
No trainings: Technical support and Market intelligence
Work in groups and ensure quality for sustainability
University is scouting innovations, selecting and give technical support in labs with designing the right machines, improve quality and diversity and connect to market. Rural people have not the power to deal with all the local struggles and barriers, give them joint services and technical support and marketing intelligence. Training and education are not priority.

16. READ center Explore market and select main opportunity
Community owned space for income generating and enterprise development
Improve your own community Power to the community
Start with exploring the market for a main enterprise; organize the right materials and machines; train focus group of women; organize access to information ; train youngsters to own and led the rural centres.

17. All 3 initiatives have: Smart (realistic) marketing strategy
Technical support in practical package
Focus on existing capacities/skills that fill a gap in the market
Avoid expensive external ‘professionals
Community ownership’
All projects are existing for at least 10 years, scaled globally, very practical, focused on women, not project based and self supporting
FOCUS!!

18. Group Activity

19. THE RURAL HUB Idea generating space for scouting innovation
Community owned safe space for youth
Idea generating space for scouting innovation
Joint input and saving systems
Access to information
Demonstrating  transformative women leadership on youth issues
Showcase and test new products
Space for developing support services
Overall, making sure all pieces of the broader ecosystem are working

20. Proposed solutions for rural hubs
Something you liked
Something you did not like
Something you would like to add

21. Thank you