Top 93%
dans ce catalogue (801 pratiques notées)
Les scores se concentrent dans le haut de l’échelle ; la position au sein du catalogue est donc souvent plus parlante que le chiffre seul.
Evidence of impact / measured results1/3
Figures (36,000+ trained, GH¢165m disbursed, GEA's '30,000 in gainful employment' claim) come from government/GEA self-reporting with no independent impact evaluation found.
Transferability / demonstrated replication2/3
The tiered training-then-grant model mirrors other national youth-enterprise funds (e.g. Nigeria's YouWiN!), suggesting the mechanism transfers across similar contexts.
Scalability1/3
Despite a 50,000-business target for 2024, cumulative disbursement of GH¢165m by 2024 was a fraction of the original GH¢1bn ambition, and the government needed a $150m World Bank credit to keep scaling.
Sustainability / continuity1/3
Continuation now depends on a pending $150m World Bank loan (Ghana Jobs and Skills Project) rather than solely on domestic budget allocations.
Innovation1/3
The three-tier basic/intermediate/advanced training-to-grant pipeline is a structured but not novel variant of existing youth-enterprise fund designs.
Inclusiveness / equity1/3
The programme is open nationally to young entrepreneurs across all regions, but no data on gender or disability targeting was found.
Multi-stakeholder collaboration2/3
Delivery spans the Ghana Enterprises Agency, Ministry of Finance and the World Bank-financed Jobs and Skills Project.
Evidoria. YouStart — le Fonds national ghanéen pour l'entrepreneuriat des jeunes. ID persistant: 4c9bd85b-24ce-4bd1-8522-b28635359c8f.