Through the World Bank’s Jobs for the Poor (J4P) Impact Program, government leaders from 11 countries came together to learn how this employment delivery system enables large-scale economic inclusion. Through peer exchange, technical support, and coalitions for change—backed by World Bank financing and strong partner engagement from the Partnership for Economic Inclusion and the Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty—the program is helping countries accelerate progress toward reaching 500 million people with social protection and employment support by 2030.
Delivering jobs at scale: How Brazil is redefining the first step onto the jobs ladder
Iffath Sharif and Cecile Fruman from the World Bank explain how Brazil’s new generation of economic inclusion programs is taking shape.