Latin American Economic Outlook 2017: Youth, Skills and Entrepreneurship

The report analyzes youth inclusion in Latin America, focusing on their economic, social, and political challenges and opportunities, emphasizing the need for better skills and entrepreneurship to foster inclusive growth.

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The research method involved a comprehensive analysis of statistical data on youth demographics, labor market outcomes, and socio-economic conditions across Latin America. It utilized both quantitative and qualitative data sources to assess youth inclusion and identify barriers to their participation in economic, social, and political processes.

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The Latin American Economic Outlook 2017 examines the critical role of youth in the region, where over 163 million individuals aged 15 to 29 represent a significant demographic opportunity. Despite past economic growth, many young people face barriers to inclusion, with 64% living in poor or vulnerable households. The report highlights the disconnect between rising expectations and actual outcomes, leading to social dissatisfaction and weakened trust in democratic institutions. It emphasizes the importance of investing in education, skills development, and entrepreneurship to improve youth employment prospects and overall well-being. The report also discusses the need for targeted policies to address the specific challenges faced by different socio-economic groups, particularly young women. Recommendations include enhancing educational quality, promoting entrepreneurship, and ensuring access to decent jobs to harness the potential of youth for sustainable economic growth.

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Categories: 2025 time horizon | 2025s time horizon | English publication language | caribbean | latin america