The Political Economy Analysis of Youth Employment in Senegal looks at how the country can absorb about 400,000 young people entering the labour market each year under Vision Senegal 2050. The study draws on national labour statistics, 50 key informant interviews and six focus group discussions. The infographic shows that growth creates few jobs, training does not match what employers need, programmes are lost when governments change, institutions are fragmented and patronage shapes who gets help. It also links these problems to high NEET rates and irregular migration. It gives decision-makers ten priority actions to stimulate labour demand, protect youth programmes through political transitions and widen inclusion.
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