Young leaders, pillars of tomorrow's succession
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Ali Amahdar, Meryl Lowes, Diara Ndiaye and Guy Inchot at RFI for “So we say what”.
© Milly Addae
By: Diara Ndiaye Follow
1 min
A word about leadership.
These talked about leaders are among the one billion (1.3M) people with a median age of 19.
The problem is that most of these young people live in developing countries, where there are many barriers, such as difficulty in accessing education, poverty or unemployment.
A large part of them therefore do not have the opportunity to participate fully in society as they should.
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How to help young people take part in decisions that affect them, and how to strengthen their capacity to advance fundamental rights and development issues?
On what criteria should these leaders and leadership be defined?
How to measure their impact?
Who are these young people identified among the most promising African potentials?
By whom and why?
Guests:
- Meryl Lowes,
coach-entrepreneur and founder of Merylshow
- Guy Inchot,
co-founder of the School of Future Leaders
- Ali Amahdar,
Director of Strategy and Development Choiseul Africa.
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