Tanzania, April 1 -- More than three million Tanzanians are expected to benefit from two new World Bank-supported programs in the high-need sectors of education and social protection. The new programs will equip young people with job-relevant skills and help the most vulnerable households build resilience and pursue productive livelihoods. The World Bank's Board of Executive Directors approved International Development Association (IDA) financing for these programs today.Together, the Second Education and Skills for Productive Jobs (ESPJ-II) Program and the Tanzania Productive Social Safety Net III (PSSN III) will expand employment pathways for youth, improve access to industry-led training, and strengthen social protection systems that hel...