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Globally, about 25% of youth are not employed, attending school, or undergoing skills training, with significantly higher rates in emerging economies and among women.
What employment opportunities lie ahead for them and how can government and the private sector design social policies and labour markets to unlock their potential?
What employment opportunities lie ahead for them and how can government and the private sector design social policies and labour markets to unlock their potential?
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