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Halimo Abdirahman Ismail, 12 years old, and her friend attend class in Mogadishu, Somalia on 23 January 2021.
Blog post
01/25/2021
Educating the COVID-19 Generation
Education will largely determine whether the 2020s will reduce or increase the current inequality of opportunity and wealth of today's world.
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01/22/2021
Research and Publications
Generation Unlimited's work is grounded in empirical data, rigorous research and thoughtful analysis.
Generation Unlimited Uruguay
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01/11/2021
Engaging young people as active change-makers
GenU will support young people as change-makers and co-creators of solutions that improve their lives and their communities
A group of young girls are gathered around a table containing a circuit board
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01/11/2021
Boosting entrepreneurial skills and opportunities
GenU will support every young person to have access to a decent livelihood—anywhere, anytime—by building and scaling sustainable entrepreneurial ecosystems.
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01/11/2021
Scaling up online learning, skilling & livelihood platforms
GenU will support every youth to have access to learning, skilling, & livelihood opportunities by scaling-up access to world-class digital solutions.
Dubai Cares will support Giga to connect every school in the world to the internet
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01/11/2021
Connecting all schools and learners to the internet
Generation Unlimited will support every young person to have access to learning by connecting every school, every young person to the internet.
A young Bangladeshi girl is seen studying from home during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Article
01/06/2021
Bangladesh: Setting up youth for success
Ambitious new Adolescent Skills Framework to address mismatch between education, training, and jobs in Bangladesh.
Three Kenyan youngsters of the Green Project Initiative, a Generation Unlimited Youth Challenge global winners, pose for a picture.
Article
01/06/2021
Kenya: Joining forces to meet youth ambitions
GenU Kenya advances its youth agenda by ensuring young people themselves play a key role as changemakers in institutionalizing meaningful youth engagement.
23-year-old Dasara Meta started her internship at a local company through Generation Unlimited.
Article
01/06/2021
Kosovo*: On-the-job learning for young people
Aiming to develop the skills of young people during COVID-19, K-GenU has provided internships for 500 youth including Dasara, a student from Kosovo.
Members of the CreaDeaf team during the Generation Unlimited Youth Challenge in Damascus, Syria.
Article
12/30/2020
Meet the Syrian GenU Global Winners ‘CreaDeaf’
In a year that challenged many to adapt to a new reality marred by hardship, 'CreaDeaf' worked to help the deaf in Syria get access to education!
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