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Youth employment conversations are multi-faceted and complex. That is why, we have created a new space to explore the richness of these topics: our Future Economies Start with Youth podcast.Through this initiative, we aim to highlight youth perspectives and dive deep into the structural roadblocks in youth employment. What are the challenges youth face when looking for a job? What are their personal stories? How can companies work with youth to navigate employment barriers?
CFYE hosts Future Economies Start with Youth, a business show with 20 episodes published.
How do you make sure business growth actually leads to decent jobs for young people? In this episode of Future Economies Start with Youth , the CFYE team takes us behind the scenes of its Results‑Based Payments (RBP) mod
In this episode, Kevin is joined by Ola Farrag, CFYE Country Lead in Egypt; Safa Omrani, Operations and Communications Manager at New Silk Roads; and Marlou Rijk, former CFYE Technical Assistance and Learning Manager and
Africa’s green transition has the potential to tackle climate change while creating millions of jobs for young people. In this episode, INCLUDE Knowledge Platform, CFYE's Implementing Partner, ThriveAgric, and NABC unpac
In today’s rapidly evolving job market, education alone is no longer enough. A 2022 UNICEF report revealed that nearly 75% of young people aged 15-24 in 92 countries lack the critical skills needed for modern employment.
In this episode, our host Kevin Eustatia Palm is joined by Sinead Magill, Co-CEO of the Palladium Group, and Dirk-Jan Koch, Director & Secretary of the Advisory Council of International Affairs of the Netherlands (AIV).
In today’s episode of the Future Economies Start with Youth podcast, Kevin invites CFYE Country Leads, Ola Farrag, Lina Al Khawaja, and Andrew Magunda to discuss how localisation is reshaping international development an
With 80 million African youths trapped in extreme poverty and a significant disparity between job seekers (10 to 12 million) and available opportunities (only 3 million), unemployment pressures are overwhelming. Various
In this episode, host Kevin Eustatia and guests Niek van Dijk, Andy Bownds, and Anouk Verheijen explore the world of social impact and financial sustainability through the lens of investment readiness. Together, they unc
In this episode, our host Kevin Eustatia Palm facilitated an insightful discussion on the potential of the plastic waste recycling sector to create green jobs for youth. Drawing upon the insights of the collaborative res
In episode 12, "Equity Through Entrepreneurship" of Future Economies Start with Youth – The Podcast, host Kevin Eustatia takes a deep dive into entrepreneurship and how it can pave the way for equitable access to decent
In this episode, titled “The Power of Social Businesses”, our guest speakers Abdissa Tegene, CFYE Country Lead for Ethiopia, Irene Sleven, co-director of VSO Netherlands, and Feven Tsehaye, founder and CEO of Tchakka Ori
Political and economic uncertainty, conflict and insecurity have negative impacts on entire populations. However, these affect vulnerable groups – such as youth and women – in a disproportionate manner. In fragile contex
In the 9th episode of Future Economies Start with Youth, we will explore the opportunities and limitations of green policies in the business sphere. Business support is absolutely essential to achieving a net-zero future
While many organizations strive to establish youth-focused policies, they often overlook a critical tool to enhance meaningful youth participation. By establishing a Young Employee Network (YEN), companies can create a s
Despite progress made in recent years, gender barriers still hinder young women from fully engaging in the workforce. Addressing these barriers is a crucial component of achieving gender equality, but true equality exten
In this episode, our host Kevin and a group of experts will be discussing the topic of Green Jobs. The three experts joining us will shed light on what green jobs truly mean in various sectors and country contexts. They
Digital work is rising globally. Technological developments introduce new trends and opportunities in the labour market while making certain jobs obsolete. The shifts technology initiates lay the foundation for a new fut
A Blended Approach to Volunteering Blended Volunteering is indispensable for ensuring innovative and culturally resonant projects. In this episode, we explore why this approach is so successful in creating decent and sus
“This is the time to leave no one behind because we can’t simply afford it anymore. We need all the talent on the labour market.” What is decent work? What do young people value in employment? What role does a living inc
Engaging youth is indispensable for creating meaningful jobs for young people; it also adds significant business value, creating a competitive advantage for businesses. In this episode, we uncover how youth participation
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