Africa: Training Young People for Jobs - Insights From 9 African Countries On What's Missing
The study finds youth employment spending averages 0.35% of GDP across nine countries, far below 0.95% in OECD economies.
2 Articles
2 Articles
Africa: Training Young People for Jobs - Insights From 9 African Countries On What's Missing
Analysis - Africa's young population is often described as a demographic dividend: a potential economic advantage if young people can gain the skills and jobs needed to contribute productively. But for many young people, that promise is slipping away. They leave school or training and enter labour markets where formal jobs are scarce and public programmes too often miss the people who need them most.
Training young people for jobs: insights from 9 African countries on what’s missing
Africa’s young population is often described as a demographic dividend: a potential economic advantage if young people can gain the skills and jobs needed to contribute productively. But for many young people, that promise is slipping away. They leave school or training and enter labour markets where formal jobs are scarce and public programmes too often miss the people who need them most. Too many programmes are underfunded, weakly targeted and…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 100% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
