The Economic, Social, and Environmental Council said that half of the respondents in a survey it conducted consider public programs targeting youth ineffective.
The representations of the respondents in the survey regarding the effectiveness of public programs for youth varied. If half of the participants consider these programs ineffective, 44.05 percent of them consider the programs to be effective to some extent, while 6.84 percent of the participants consider them effective.
The results show that the “Intilaqah” program is the most popular program for young people (71.52 percent), followed by the third phase of the National Initiative for Human Development (43.28%), while the programs for the integration of young people into the labor market represented by “integration” and “stimulus and “rehabilitation” remains unknown among respondents.
20 percent of the participants confirmed their knowledge of other programs such as “Forsa” and “Awash”.
The results of the survey confirm the insufficient efforts to communicate and sensitize about offers and results of public programs targeting youth, as more than three-quarters of the participants stated that they had little or no information about these programs, while only about 4 percent reported that they had received adequate information about them.
71.57 percent of those who responded to the survey stated that they had never benefited from a youth program.
The survey included questions about public programs in the areas of training, employment, entrepreneurship, and social integration.
This consultation was carried out within the framework of the preparation of its opinion by the Economic, Social and Environmental Council at the request of the Council of Advisors on public programs for youth during the period 2016-2021.
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