One mission. Thirteen fields.
YOCED’s breadth is deliberate — the problems it addresses do not occur separately. This directory exists so that breadth never becomes your problem: go to the field that matches your mandate and ignore the rest.
Search, filter, and go straight to your field.
Filter by cluster or search across every activity, community and audience described in the thirteen program records.
13 of 13 fields shown.
- F-01CreativesThe creative sector treated as an industry — with a business, a contract and a gate receipt behind it.
- F-02Agriculture & Food SecurityFarming treated as a business, from land preparation to the jar on the shelf.
- F-03Business Development & BPMTurning an idea into an operation that can be run by someone other than its founder.
- F-04Job CreationWork that exists because someone built the enterprise behind it.
- F-05Capital & Rotational FundingA funding model built to keep moving instead of being spent once.
- F-06Skills & EducationTraining aimed at a specific opportunity, not at a certificate.
- F-07Financial Literacy & Money MasteryThe money habits that decide whether income becomes anything.
- F-08Intellectual PropertyOwning what you made, and being able to earn from it.
- F-09Climate Action & ResilienceClimate work that pays its way, because otherwise it does not last.
- F-10Health & WellbeingRemoving the health barriers that quietly end economic participation.
- F-11Women & Community EmpowermentEconomic agency, safety and inclusion — as one connected problem.
- F-12Technology & Digital TransformationTechnology as infrastructure for the rest of the work — not as a separate project.
- F-13Refugee Sustainability & Economic SolutionsEconomic participation for displaced people, built to outlast the aid that brought them.
Grouped by the problem, not the department.
Four clusters of three. Most real programs cross at least two of them, which is why each field page carries its own cross-links.
Building businesses that can employ people and outlive a grant cycle.
The skills, money sense and legal ownership that make opportunity stick.
Production, resilience and wellbeing in the places people actually live.
Who gets to participate, on what terms, and with what protection.
Sustainable Development Goals across the thirteen fields.
Mapped where a field genuinely works on the goal. Each program page lists only its own goals rather than the full set.
- 1No Poverty
- 2Zero Hunger
- 3Good Health and Well-being
- 4Quality Education
- 5Gender Equality
- 7Affordable and Clean Energy
- 8Decent Work and Economic Growth
- 9Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
- 10Reduced Inequalities
- 11Sustainable Cities and Communities
- 12Responsible Consumption and Production
- 13Climate Action
- 15Life on Land
- 16Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
- 17Partnerships for the Goals