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Generation Unlimited Brochure

Generation Unlimited Brochure

Creating better education, skills, employment and entrepreneurial opportunities for young people worldwide

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Annual Report 2019

2019 was a year rich in partnerships and results as Generation Unlimited finalized its strategy and started operating its business model in countries.

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Twelve-year-old Waibai Buka (centre), holding a computer tablet provided by UNICEF, raises her hand to answer a question at a school in Bagai, northern Cameroon, Tuesday 31 October 2017.

SAP contributes to providing quality education to young peop

The three-year collaboration that focuses on workforce readiness and the provision of quality education, life skills and job skills training to young people

Ulises Brengi

Meet the Unlimited | Ulises Brengi

Ulises Brengi, 22, Argentina, started a youth-empowerment initiative at 16 that focused on recycling in public high schools and works to engage young people

Generation Unlimited Global Board

Global Leadership Council

Members of the Global Leadership Council provide expertise, strategic direction, resources and leadership, and oversee the partnership.

Adebola Williams

Adebola Williams appointed as Generation Unlimited Champion

Williams hopes to engage a critical mass of young people with a transformational mindset.

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Meet the Unlimited | Cynthia Nyongesa

Cynthia Nyongesa founded the blog and brand “Cynthia Untamed” to highlight the stories of young people who are positively impacting their communities.

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A third of youth surveyed globally by UNICEF say their education is not preparing them with the skills to get jobs

PwC and UNICEF join forces to boost youth skills worldwide

Mari-Lisa Njenga

Catching up to her dreams

I have always been a noise maker, in school, at home, with my friends, I always have something to say.

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Vietnamese students create a skills development platform

Six students took part in the first Generation Unlimited Youth Challenge. They developed ‘Pathfinder’, an online platform to help young people.