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Press release
12 December 2021
Accenture, Dubai Cares, Microsoft and UNICEF launch digital education platform under Generation Unlimited to help address global learning crisis
‘Passport to Earning’—part of the Generation Unlimited partnership—will provide free, quality, digital education for young people to help prepare them for the world of work
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Report
10 December 2021
Reaching YES!
New UNICEF, PwC, GenU report highlights the global skills challenge facing young people and details how the world can work together to bridge the skills gap

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Press release
10 December 2021
Young people unable to access skills needed for today’s job market, new report says
Generation Unlimited, PwC and UNICEF urge governments and businesses to address global skills gap and decrease youth unemployment
Union Minister of State for Labour & Employment (Independent Charge) Shri Santosh Gangwar, Secretary (Labour & Employment), Shri Apurva Chandra, and Country Representative of UNICEF, Dr Yasmin Ali Haque after signing the Agreement.
Press release
21 June 2021
India's Ministry of Labour and Employment Sign Agreement to Accelerate GenU India (Yuwaah)
Union Minister of State for Labour & Employment (Independent Charge) Shri Santosh Gangwar reiterates commitment to improve employment outcomes for the youth in India
Unicef Cordinators Shipla ben and Kanubhai conduct meetings with children under Alternative care and mental health pshycho social support engagement. Location : Village Kantivaas, Banaskantha, Gujarat, India
Article
17 February 2021
PwC, UNICEF, YuWaah to upskill 300 million youth
PwC India announces collaboration with UNICEF and YuWaah! to bridge digital gap and help upskill 300 million youth in India over the next 10 years
Members of the Green Project Initiative from left Calvin Shikuku 22, Nancy Wanja 23 and Edwin Odhiambo 24, shown somewhere in Mathare
Article
08 February 2021
Transforming informal urban settlements in Kenya
The Green Project Initiative provides clean, affordable, accessible, and reliable energy by producing briquettes from organic waste.
Kevin Frey witha group of kids in Mafraq, Jordan from back in 2018
Article
08 February 2021
Three questions to Kevin Frey, GenU's new CEO
We sat down with Kevin and got to know more about who he is and what his plans are for GenU!
(left-to-right) Boris Nocheski, Orhan Bagashov, Anamaria Ilieva, Teo Kitanovski, posing for a picture with their bionic arm 'VenusArm'
Article
28 January 2021
Teenagers develop 3D-printed bionic arm
Global GenU winning team eBionics have developed a 3D-printed bionic arm which allows anyone to print and assemble it themselves.
Kevin Frey seen hi5-ing a young girl in a classroom
Article
27 January 2021
GenU welcomes Kevin Frey as CEO
Frey’s arrival follows the planned leadership transition from the start-up phase of GenU. He will take over from the current Director, Roberto Benes.
3 young girls from Pakistan looking at the camera
Article
26 January 2021
Investing in adolescents and youth in Pakistan
With one of the largest young populations in South Asia, Pakistan is one of 16 front-runner countries establishing a GenU country-level partnership
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