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Youth Shaping Africa’s Present and Future: Insights From Research for Development Investments in Youth Programming | SA News

Project Overview

Recognising youth as Africa’s most significant demographic force, the study addresses the persistent structural barriers limiting their agency and ability to foster just, inclusive, and transformative futures. The research undertakes a comprehensive synthesis of insights from youth-funded initiatives and other youth-focused projects across Africa by utilising a robust methodological approach that combines strategic foresight with intersectional analysis.

The project systematically maps:

  • Existing youth initiatives,
  • Critically examines systemic challenges,
  • Collaboratively co-develops innovative models for youth programming.

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