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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Youth unemployment in Namibia"”.

  1. A bayesian hierarchical modelling of small area variation in youth unemployment in Namibia

    Youth unemployment has been one of Namibia's socio-economic problems, which has the potential to have significant and serious social repercussions on economic growth and development and could cause social exclusion and unrest in the affected country. Youth unemployment rates estimates are only …

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  2. The role of the Ministry of Youth, National Service, Sport and Culture in reducing youth unemployment in Namibia with special focus on the urban Khomas region

    Finding decent work for young people to staunch the youth employment crisis is one of most significant challenges of our time. This research paper reports on the role of the Ministry of Youth, National Service, Sport and Culture in combating youth unemployment in Namibia focusing on urban Khomas …

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  3. The perceptions of National Youth Service participants on the programme’s impact in job creation in Namibia: A case of Windhoek youth

    This qualitative study examined the perceptions of participating Youth aged 16-35 on the impact of National Youth Service (NYS) programs on job creation in Namibia. The NYS initiative aims to equip young Namibians with skills and experiences that enhance their employability and entrepreneurial …

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