Youth employment has become a priority for international development organizations. However, given the variety of goals, approaches, and actors involved, it is no surprise that a multitude of employment related indicators currently exist. As investment in youth employment interventions continues to increase, it is important to know if those resources are being spent wisely. In response, governments, donors, and Implementers have frequently and openly acknowledged the need for improved monitoring and evaluation practices through the use of comparable outcome indicators, yet progress remains slow, particularly with regard to youth workforce development.