AUC Youth Development Indicators

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About this dataset

This data set has been collected from official databases and contains: 1- Youth Population (15-35) for 2018 and 2063 2- Proportion of Youth Members of Parliaments (Lower and Upper house) 3- Ratification of African Youth Charter 4- Existence of Youth Policy

Documentation

Data collected from various sources including UNDESA, Youthpolicy.org, interparliamentarian Union, African Union

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