●      Summary: SAVE is a demand-driven skills development program that bridges the gap between the classroom and the labor market. It focuses on ensuring that graduates from technical colleges and universities possess "market-relevant" skills that align with Malawi’s Vision 2063 economic goals.

●      Goal: To increase access to quality skills development programs, particularly for women and vulnerable youth, in priority economic sectors: Agriculture, ICT, Energy, Manufacturing, and Tourism.

●      Key Pillars:

○ Institutional Support: Upgrading facilities at National Technical Colleges and Higher Education Institutions (HEIs).

○ Inclusion: Offering specialized scholarships and loans for female students and those from disadvantaged backgrounds.

○ Entrepreneurship: Supporting incubation hubs and startup services for graduates to foster self-employment.

●      Impact: Targeting 45,000 university students and 65,000 TEVET trainees.

●      Active Partners: World Bank.