Add to ORKGYouth employment, and its limitations, is a pertinent problem that most developing nations face. “Youth Employment in Ghana: Conditions and Determinants” is a student-led research project that summarizes and analyzes the conditions of youth employment in Ghana as of 2013. The purpose of this report is to provide a comprehensive analysis of the impacts of individual, household, and community characteristics on youth employment outcomes. This study finds that Ghana’s youth labor issues center around the low quality of jobs rather than unemployment. The findings highlight the issue of gender gap, the importance of family background and community infrastructure in youth labor outcomes
Unemployment is a major development challenge of Ghana and that of other countries in the global sou...
Youth unemployment remains a prevalent problem in sub-Saharan Africa and many of its governments are...
This paper examines the connections among gender, employment, and poverty in Ghana using data from t...
Youth employment, and its limitations, is a pertinent problem that most developing nations face. “Yo...
Ghana-s current youth unemployment rate is 19.7%, and the country faces a significant youth unemploy...
Agro-processing export firms can play a key role in addressing labour casualisation and youth unempl...
Philosophiae Doctor - PhDUnemployment rates in Ghana are high, and the problem persists in developin...
Youth participation in public policies such as the employment policy process has gained prominence i...
Poverty and poor livelihood prospects are driving tens of thousands of young people from rural north...
Unemployment is a serious social problem common in developing countries. In Ghana, unemployment and ...
Ghana, like the rest of West Africa is experiencing tremendous human migration both internally and a...
Unemployment is a major development challenge of Ghana and that of other countries in the global sou...
This paper examines youth’s involvement and the factors hindering youth’s involvement in agriculture...
Existing literature on education and employment confirms that in Ghana educational qualification lar...
In order for the people of a country or district to achieve their individual aspirations and collect...
Unemployment is a major development challenge of Ghana and that of other countries in the global sou...
Youth unemployment remains a prevalent problem in sub-Saharan Africa and many of its governments are...
This paper examines the connections among gender, employment, and poverty in Ghana using data from t...
Youth employment, and its limitations, is a pertinent problem that most developing nations face. “Yo...
Ghana-s current youth unemployment rate is 19.7%, and the country faces a significant youth unemploy...
Agro-processing export firms can play a key role in addressing labour casualisation and youth unempl...
Philosophiae Doctor - PhDUnemployment rates in Ghana are high, and the problem persists in developin...
Youth participation in public policies such as the employment policy process has gained prominence i...
Poverty and poor livelihood prospects are driving tens of thousands of young people from rural north...
Unemployment is a serious social problem common in developing countries. In Ghana, unemployment and ...
Ghana, like the rest of West Africa is experiencing tremendous human migration both internally and a...
Unemployment is a major development challenge of Ghana and that of other countries in the global sou...
This paper examines youth’s involvement and the factors hindering youth’s involvement in agriculture...
Existing literature on education and employment confirms that in Ghana educational qualification lar...
In order for the people of a country or district to achieve their individual aspirations and collect...
Unemployment is a major development challenge of Ghana and that of other countries in the global sou...
Youth unemployment remains a prevalent problem in sub-Saharan Africa and many of its governments are...
This paper examines the connections among gender, employment, and poverty in Ghana using data from t...