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000319392 245__ $$aMaximizing the role and impact of youth in the digital sector under the AfCFTA
000319392 260__ $$aGeneva$$bGeneva Graduate Institute$$c2024
000319392 269__ $$a2024
000319392 300__ $$a45 pages
000319392 336__ $$aApplied Research Projects
000319392 500__ $$aPartner Organization: International Trade Center, ITC
000319392 508__ $$aFaculty Lead: Eric Delidji Degila
000319392 520__ $$aIn February 2024, the AfCFTA advanced towards creating a unified market by adopting protocols focusing on women, youth, and digital trade. This move recognizes youth as pivotal for sustainable growth and innovation. This study explores youth engagement in AfCFTA's digital sector, emphasizing inclusive policies, relevance of digital trade to youth, their role in bridging the digital divide, and obstacles they face. Findings highlight benefits like expanded market access and innovation, the potential of digital trade to empower young women, among others. 
000319392 6531_ $$aDevelopment and Cooperation
000319392 6531_ $$aEconomies and Institutions
000319392 6531_ $$aFinance and Investment
000319392 6531_ $$aGlobal Governance
000319392 6531_ $$aSustainability and SDGs
000319392 6531_ $$aTrade and Work
000319392 700__ $$aAbubakar Siddique, Harun
000319392 700__ $$aTeta Butera, Anais
000319392 700__ $$aArike Olokode, Ibukunoluwa
000319392 700__ $$aAlberto Perez Millan, Jorge
000319392 8564_ $$uhttps://repository.graduateinstitute.ch/record/319392/files/ARP_2024_42.pdf$$94ac7e78a-8540-43b7-a814-98cbfaabaa35$$s361635
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