The project successfully completed its lifespan with proper implementation of all scheduled activities. The project focused on developing the capacity of young entrepreneurs. Plan International Bangladesh, with the support of Bangladesh Youth Enterprise Advice and Helpcentre (B’Yeah), has implemented the “Youth Micro Enterprise Development (YMED)” project in May 2014 with the aim of improving the economic and social well-being of disadvantaged youth, with a strong focus on female youth. During the project period, the YMED project achieved the following outputs: provided training on business plan development to targeted youth and developed a business plan with the targeted youth. As a result, 20 youth-owned enterprises created for marginalized youth improved their economic well-being. 100 individual young women or men are employed in youth-owned enterprises, and 600 family members of youth entrepreneurs and employees benefit economically.