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Africa. Education matters, but skills matter more

Close to 70 percent of Africa’s youth between the ages of 15 and 35 have no access to formal employment. With time on their hands and a precarious future, some of them become susceptible to the messages and quick cash of extremist groups, such as al-Shabab, which carried out the recent heinous attacks in Kenya, and rebel groups like the Ugandan Allied Democratic Forces that terrorize the regions of Central and East Africa.
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Bridging the divide: Connecting training to jobs in post-conflict settings

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Video. The short road to self-employment in Somalia

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In Somalia, decades of conflict and natural calamities have frustrated the normal coping strategies of its otherwise resilient population. To mitigate the impact of recurrent shocks to Somali livelihoods, the ICRC helps vulnerable groups start small businesses by offering vocational training to improve their skills, and then providing them with the capital investment or tools they need to start the business. This video shows examples of such programmes – training of young men as mechanics, carpenters and electricians and women as tailors.
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Integrating conflict and disaster risk reduction into education sector planning: guidance notes for educational planners

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