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abubakarrahmah6788-alt/Youth-Entrepreneurship-Report

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A research study on the impact of youth entrepreneurship programs on employment in Nigeria (2015–2024) # Youth-Entrepreneurship-Report A research study on the impact of youth entrepreneurship programs on employment in Nigeria (2015–2024) # 📘 The Impact of Youth Entrepreneurship Programs on Employment Opportunities in Nigeria (2015–2024) This research project investigates how youth entrepreneurship programs in Nigeria—such as N-Power, YouWiN!, and the Tony Elumelu Foundation Entrepreneurship Programme—have influenced employment outcomes among young people between 2015 and 2024. It explores the effectiveness of these initiatives in promoting self-employment, formal job placements, and entrepreneurial skill development. ## My Contribution For this project, I contributed to the research design, monitoring and evaluation framework, data analysis, and report writing. I also created and maintained this GitHub repository to document and present the findings. --- Objectives - Assess the impact of youth entrepreneurship programs on employment outcomes. - Evaluate improvements in entrepreneurial skills, income levels, and business sustainability. - Identify structural barriers such as access to finance, mentorship gaps, and regional disparities. - Analyze the effectiveness of program components (training, seed funding, digital platforms). - Recommend strategies for scaling and improving youth entrepreneurship programs. Methodology - **Approach**: Online survey (Google Form) targeting youth aged 25–35. - **Sample Size**: 50–100 respondents (program participants and non-participants). - **Sampling Method**: Convenience sampling via alumni groups, social media, and youth organizations. - **Analysis**: Descriptive statistics and thematic analysis of interviews. Key Findings - Participation in federal programs (e.g., N-Power, YouWiN!) is linked to higher rates of self-employment and formal employment. - Youth aged 30–35 showed the highest participation and employment outcomes. - The most cited barrier to entrepreneurship was lack of capital (82%), followed by mentorship …

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