Skills for Employment Skills development in line with the needs of the labour market and a competitive private sector are fundamental enablers of decent work, productivity and inclusive and  sustainable growth. However, in Mozambique, the low level&nbsp;of technical and vocational education (both in terms of quality and availability), the mismatch between skills and the needs of the labour market, as well as a lack of formal employment opportunities are major obstacles for youth employment. Obtaining employment is even more difficult for women, who so far have profited less from the &nbsp;creation of formal jobs and the structural transformation of the labour market, especially in male-dominated sectors. Additionally, for an economic transformation of the country towards a future-oriented, sustainable economy, it is necessary to identify the untapped potentials to create decent and green employment and income opportunities by greening traditional sectors and investing into nascent green sectors.This Action will thus support Mozambican youth to reach their full potential to lead the socio-economic transformation of the country. The specific objective of this Action is to enhance opportunities for Mozambican youth, with a special focus on women and people with disability, to obtain decent employment in selected economic sectors that support the green transformation. These sectors include green sectors (e.g. renewable energies, sustainable agriculture, sustainable blue economy) and sectors important to harness the economic potential of the country with potential for greening (e.g. &nbsp;waste and water management, construction, transport and logistics). Both dependant employment (e.g. as an employee in a private sector company) and independent employment (self-employment) will be targeted through this action.&nbsp;Implementation will mainly concentrate in the North (Nampula, Cabo Delgado) and in Provinces concerned by strategic corridors (namely the Provinces through which the Maputo, Beira and Nacala corridors cross ¿ Maputo, Sofala and Nampula).