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Youth Entrenet is a place for the promoters, practitioners and policymakers of entrepreneurship education and enterprise start-up initiatives and the entrepreneurs themselves to learn more about youth entrepreneurship. In tools and resources you can have access to

• Training materials on entrepreneurship education
• Lessons learnt from the past initiatives
• Information about different countries where ILO Entrepreneurship Programmes that have been implemented
• Photos and videos of entrepreneurs from developing countries

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Nearly half the world’s population is below 25 years of age. Young people are an incredible source of energy and creativity that are important for driving economic growth. According to a recent study conducted by the International Labour Organization, however, youth are generally three and a half times more likely than adults to be unemployed. Neglecting the potential of young people is an economic and social waste. Therefore ILO and its constituents in the regions have been focused on promoting youth entrepreneurship as a visible career option.