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  1. Provide young people with new skills to meet the needs of a 21st century labor market, African Development Bank report urges👉🏿

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  2. : Africa’s economies are growing strongly, but growth alone cannot meet the needs of the continent’s poorest citizens, because “nobody eats GDP,” says Bank President 👉🏿

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  3. The Bank is at the world’s largest mining investment event this week! Come see us at the , where our team will provide insights into critical success factors in enhancing local content & value addition in Africa’s mining sector

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  4. : Find out why putting a price on African startup funding is debatable, in the latest edition of the week's most interesting stories, curated by Bank VP Jennifer Blanke.

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  6. African governments must foster innovation and provide hands-on education to young people in order to meet the challenges of the next decade and achieve global development targets 👉🏿

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  7. African economies forecast to grow despite external shocks, according to the African Development Bank’s African Economic Outlook 2020 report👉🏿

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  8. The African Economic Outlook 2020 is LIVE! Download the full report here:

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  9. African Economic Outlook 2020 launch LIVE STREAM: Vimeo : YouTube: – mjesto: Abidjan

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    Challenges of the 4th industrial revolution also bring opportunities and Kenya, SA, Uganda & Egypt are becoming hotspot of innovation in education. If countries can raise efficiency in education to Asia levels, they can achieve full employment -

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  11. “African countries spend on average 5 percent of GDP on education, among the highest in developing countries... yet spending per student is the lowest in the world.” - Dr. Hanan Morsy, Director of Macroeconomic Policy, Forecasting & Research 👉🏾

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  12. Close to half of Africa’s employed youth perceive their skills as mismatched to their jobs, while around two-thirds are either overeducated or undereducated. 👉🏾 – mjesto: Abidjan

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    It is not GDP growth that matters, but a growth that is visible, equitable and felt in the lives of people. Improving the quality of lives is a priority for the . We are a people-focused Bank. Quality of lives are our greatest result. said President Adesina

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  14. Africa’s growth has stabilized, says Dr. Hanan Morsy, Director of Macroeconomic Policy, Forecasting and Research at the African Development Bank.

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  15. “Africa must invest more in re-directing and re-skilling its labor force, and especially the youth, to effectively participate...The youth must be prepared for the jobs of the future - not the jobs of the past.” - President Adesina

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  16. “Youth unemployment must be given top priority. With 12 million graduates entering the labor market each year and only 3 million of them getting jobs, the mountain of youth unemployment is rising annually.” - President Adesina

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  17. “Physical infrastructure, while important, is not enough to drive much needed greater growth and productivity of African economies. African countries should accelerate investments as well in the development of human capital.” - African Development Bank President Adesina

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  18. “However, Africa faces important economic headwinds that could affect future growth. Global trade tensions have weakened global trade volumes, whose growth rate declined from 5.7% in 2017 to just 1.1% in 2019.” - President Adesina

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  19. “FDI to Africa rose by 11% in 2019, compared to just 4% in Asia, while it declined by -13% globally and by -23% for developed economies.” - President Adesina

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  20. “For the first time in more than one decade, growth in Africa is due largely to expansion of investments rather than consumption, as well as from exports...” - African Development Bank President Adesina

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