Youth

Rural youth are falling behind in skills and employment. An FAO report highlights the mismatch between education and the labour market, revealing both significant potential and possible solutions.

Youth

This report highlights youth as key change agents in the agricultural sector, positioning them as the next generation of producers, processors, service providers and consumers.

Youth

As part of its PlantwisePlus programme, Cabi trains young people in Kenya and Uganda as agricultural service providers. In this way, the not-for-profit organisation is not only countering youth unemployment but is also…

Youth

Agricultural higher education aims to make young professionals fit for the challenges they face in occupational life. But does it do justice to this mission? An interdisciplinary team of young professionals from Kenya,…

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As international aid for refugees in Africa declines, Kenya’s Kakuma and Daadab refugee camps are experiencing growing hardship. In response, a green skills initiative led by the NGO Education Above All is helping…

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In recent years, debates about the need to decolonise education have moved from academic circles into the heart of development practice. This article explores the Centre for Rural Development's didactic strategies as a…

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A new report captures the experiences, challenges and solutions shared by young landscape practitioners and experts striving to restore African ecosystems.

Youth

This article summarises findings from a recent study examining the feasibility and youth perceptions of net-zero farming in Indonesia. The research, conducted by an interdisciplinary team of young professionals* from…

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In rural areas of sub-Saharan Africa, where formal employment opportunities are scarce, entrepreneurship presents a promising path to economic empowerment and rural development. However, the journey from aspiring…

Youth

This report examines the impacts of labour migration on children in Southeast Asia in the context of climate change – whether they stay behind or migrate themselves.