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Rehabilitation of young Tunisian prisoners through agricultural skills
2013
The Government of Tunisia prior to the revolution was aware of the seriousness of the youth unemployment issue; although it attempted to make some reforms, these measures were insufficient to close the growing economic disparities between the tourist-dominated coastal areas and the impoverished interior regions. In addition, the financial crisis...
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Kenya's young refugees: Developing future leaders today
2013
In the Kakuma refugee camp children are at risk of diseases, gender-based violence and malnutrition. In response, FAO and partners have set up Junior Farmer Field and Life Schools (JFFLS) where children learn about farming, nutrition, gender equality and business skills.
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Uganda's young agro-pastoralists: Developing future leaders today
2013
Children in Karamoja, northern Uganda, are learning about farming, healthy eating and how to protect themselves from diseases, thanks to the Junior Farmer Field and Life Schools (JFFLS) set up by FAO and partners across 6 countries in the region.
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Promoting decent rural employment through FAO’s Integrated Country Approach in Malawi and Tanzania
2013
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Women seasonal workers: inequalities in the labour market perpetuate poverty
2013
FAO, ILO and ECLAC launched a second round of studies aimed at exploring the links between rural poverty and temporary employment among female agricultural workers. These studies will focus on seasonal women’s working conditions in the labour markets of coffee in Costa Rica, flowers in Ecuador, vegetables in Mexico and asparagus in...
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