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DONOR ENGAGEMENT WITH RURAL YOUTH Annual General Assembly Global Donor Platform for Rural Development 13 June 2018 G20 Rural Youth Employment Initiative to create job opportunities for at least 30 % of the youth in agricultural value


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DONOR ENGAGEMENT WITH RURAL YOUTH

Annual General Assembly Global Donor Platform for Rural Development 13 June 2018

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‘to create job opportunities for at least 30 % of the youth in agricultural value chains by 2025’

G20 Rural Youth Employment Initiative

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Future of agriculture & Rural development Decent Employment Decent Lives

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Multiple ways of engaging with rural youth

Capacity development TVET Entrepreneurship Business support Access to finance

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Access to land Support to youth org. ICTs for Ag SHRH

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What has been changing in the way donors engage with youth / rural youth

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Youth is diverse and can play different roles beyond just beneficiaries

  • Contracting agreements [youth as advisors]
  • Youth Think Tank
  • Linking students with farmers
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  • Land: leasing, intergenerational transfer
  • Finance: tailored & non-financial support
  • Entrepreneurship: clear targeting, mentoring &

follow-up support, linkages to markets

From farmers to agripreneurs Agriculture as a business

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Widening the spectrum

  • f employment opportunities

VALUE CHAIN TERRITORIES

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Rethinking the provision of

  • f skills & information
  • Matching demand & supply
  • Results-based mechanisms
  • Proximity services & Incubation models
  • Digital opportunities
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Designing policies that are youth responsive

  • Integrated approach, cross-sectoral
  • Building capacity of governments
  • Building capacity of rural youth / org.
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Common lessons learned & remaining questions

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Nothing can happen without the active engagement of youth [How to leave no one behind?] Intentionally applying a youth lens into programmes What is measured becomes visible- [How to measure progress in quantity and quality?]

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Unprecedented need for public and private

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Sharing Sharing inf infor

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mation tion about interventions at national level

Coor Coordina dination tion Colla Collabor boration tion

Co Co-design design of interventions Combining resources Linking Linking youth, private sector, gvts.

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‘Just imagine what solutions might be found if young people are given the space and encouragement to participate and lead’. Kofi Annan