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foeja

i am the cofounder and president of a student and youth workers’ organisations – FOEJA, geared towards capacity building of youngsters, with a focus on NEET inclusion. We have mobilised the private sector, the Ministry of Youth and different stakeholders with a total outreach of about 50 000 youngsters. The federation aims at developing a network where these youngsters feel safe to exchange, thus contributing in resilience building, while equipping them with soft skills and in fine contributing to their socio-economic inclusion for systemic change.

Headquarter Country

Lebanon

Geographies served

Morocco

Issue areas addressed

Climate

Diversity & Inclusion

Education

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SDGS FOCUS

SDG 1 - No Poverty

SDG 10 - Reduced Inequality

SDG 4 - Quality Education

SDG 5 - Gender Equality

SDG 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth

Collaborators

ihssane iraqi

foeja

 Casablanca

Ihssane is all out to empower the youths, by promoting an inclusive and equitable world of labour as a key to socio-economic integration. Her engagement, through personal and professional outreach, has been to empower those who need it most, because it is with whom we can generate the highest impact and create role models that, in turn, inspire their community. As the Founder and the President of the Federation of Students and Youth Organizations – FOEJA, she aims at building the capacity of youngsters, with a focus on NEET (Not in Education, Employment, Nor training). The multiple socio-economic challenges such as high unemployment, lack of access to quality education and political disenfranchisement, led to this vision. She has mobilised major stakeholders to reach out to over 50,000 youngsters towards capacity building and facilitating access to opportunities by providing access to “Active Labour Market Policies (ALMPs), access to employment and support to entrepreneurship. There is a multiplier effect through fruitful partnerships, the federation indeed welcomes other African associations with the vision to replicate a similar impact across the continent. Also, her focus is be on how the private sector can engage more to fight inequalities through economic inclusion of underprivileged populations.