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What is the potential of the rural economy to provide employment opportunities for youth, in- and off-farm? This was the main question of this week’s Youth@Work webinar, second in our series exploring youth employment in Africa.
This week INCLUDE, with the support of Canada’s International Development Research Centre (IDRC) and the International Labour Organization (ILO), launched the webinar series Youth@Work. We kicked off the series with the first session on Youth@Work in the Green Economy. Researchers, practitioners and policy makers came together to exchange their views on the road towards a green economy transition and the employment potential this could offer to youth in Africa. This article presents the key insights that emerged from the online event.
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Growth Sectors for Youth Employment (GSYE) is an African Economic Research Consortium (AERC), Overseas Development…
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This brief shows how quality assurance along the fish value chain is critical in ensuring that youth and women have sustainable decent jobs, economic transformation, and fostering agro-industrialisation in Uganda.
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This synthesis paper explores how the unique contexts in Ghana and Burkina Faso produce a…
This report attempts to provide a snapshot of the issues of youth unemployment and employment challenges in Ghana to generate conversation particularly among people in the media to understand the issues and report better to inform policy makers and stakeholders in addressing the phenomenon.
