Hundreds of millions of young people in the Global South face uncertain futures due to poor access to quality education, inadequate skills, and limited employment opportunities. By 2033, the Global South will host 1.2 billion people ages 15 to 24. However, unless current trends are reversed, only 480 million will attend school, and 420 million will have jobs (often precarious ones), leaving 300 million inactive. Youth inactivity negatively impacts...
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Making Labor Markets Work for the Youth : An Approach Paper
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Michele Davide Zini; Jamele Rigolini; Johannes Koettl; Eliana Carranza; Alicia C. Marguerie; Mohamad Hussein Mansour; Alina Zoe Runk.
Making Labor Markets Work for the Youth : An Approach Paper (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099021125104529845