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Tackling youth employment in Sub-Saharan Africa
Creating decent jobs for a rapidly expanding young African labour force
Youth unemployment rates remain relatively low in sub-Saharan Africa, as the vast majority of employable active youth cannot afford not to work. Yet within the next 15 years, some 375 million young people will become of working age in the region, equivalent to the current population of Canada and the United States combined.
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Tackling youth employment in Sub-Saharan Africa
Creating decent jobs for a rapidly expanding young African labour force
18 August 2017
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Future of Work Initiative
ILO to establish Global Commission on the Future of Work
16 August 2017
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ILO in the media - From the BBC
Child labour conventions to be ratified in India: Interview of Panudda Boonpala ILO country Director for India
12 June 2017
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Syria's refugees need our help, and so do the communities hosting them - ILO's Guy Ryder
13 April 2017
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Which countries have the highest gender gap in the workplace?
06 June 2017
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How much would the economy grow by closing the gender gap?
06 June 2017
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Towards a better future for women and work: Voices of women and men
Should women work at paid jobs, care for their families and homes or do both?
08 March 2017
Our impact, their voices
ILO in the media
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BBC World News
The future of work can be a force for positive change
18 July 2017
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ILO in the media - From the BBC
Child labour conventions to be ratified in India: Interview of Panudda Boonpala ILO country Director for India
12 June 2017