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Nearly 40% of Young People on the Move Identify Education and Training as Top Priorities

Nearly 40% of Young People on the Move Identify Education and Training as Top Priorities
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Talent on the Move: Listening to children and young people on the move to unlock their potential - World

Talent on the Move: Listening to children and young people on the move to unlock their potential Format Nearly 40 per cent of young people on the move identify education and training as top priorities, according to new UNICEF poll NEW YORK, 14 July 2021 – Nearly 40 per cent of migrant and displaced youth identified education and skills training as their top priorities, while 30 per cent named employment opportunities, according to a new UNICEF poll announced on the eve of World Youth Skills Day. Approximately 70 per cent of those surveyed also said limited financial resources prevent them from accessing learning opportunities, while almost 40 per cent reported a lack of available jobs as their biggest barrier to earning an income.

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The Divergent Trajectories of the Global Migration and Refugee Compacts: Implementation amid Crisis - World

The Divergent Trajectories of the Global Migration and Refugee Compacts: Implementation amid Crisis Format At Their Second Anniversary, the Global Compacts on Refugees and Migration Appear to Be on Separate and Increasingly Diverging Tracks WASHINGTON Two years after the adoption of the Global Compact on Refugees (GCR) and the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM) at the UN General Assembly, the global landscape in which these instruments are being implemented has shifted dramatically. The COVID-19 pandemic has brought acute disruptions to global mobility; increased governments’ reliance on short-term, often unilateral responses to managing migration and humanitarian admissions; and imposed dramatic new burdens on public services while undermining their financial foundations. At the same time, the impacts of climate change on migration are becoming increasingly severe.

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