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Adolescent and youth participation

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Five young people working with UNICEF reflect on the UNICEF MENA Generation 2030 report

02/09/2019

News note

News note

Over one third of adolescents aged 15 to 17 are out of school across the Middle East and North Africa

Poor quality of education places half of all children in the region under lowest benchmark for foundational skills

29/08/2019

Article

Article

A Young Syrian’s Quest to Bring Digital Literacy to Her Town

With support from UNICEF, 24-year-old Bayan Mandou, is transforming access to digital literacy opportunities one workshop at a time

13/08/2019

Article

Article

Ahmad; a strong voice in the darkness

As a presenter for “Ataa,” an online radio station in Hama, Ahmad, 19, is used to interviewing influential young people for his podcast.

13/08/2019

Article

Article

UNICEF supports Syrian youth to reach their full potential

The young entrepreneur recently started an online gift shop where she uses her talents to create unique handmade and recycled items.

15/07/2019

Article

Article

UNICEF builds the entrepreneurial skills of Syrian youth

“I started thinking of a solution for myself and for thousands of students like me; this is what inspired me to start Tabshoura (chalk),”

15/07/2019

Article

Article

Syrian youth break into the world of entrepreneurship

“Seeing Aman’s passion for cooking, I started thinking of a project to help her reach her full potential in life,”

15/07/2019

Report

Report

Participatory Action Research With Young People in Syria

UNICEF Syria Case Study #1, April 2019

03/07/2019

Article

Article

Learning to earning: for youth by youth

The third annual No Lost Generation Tech Summit

01/07/2019

Press release

Press release

Tech Summit to bridge gap between education and employment for young people in the Middle East and North Africa

Region has highest youth unemployment rate in the world – 39 million new young people to absorb in the workforce by 2030

25/06/2019

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