Question

list any two ways that can equip the poor children to get good jobs when they grow up
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Answer 1

Answer:

There are 1.8 billion youth ages 15-to-24 in the world today – the largest youth population in human history. While young people represent around one-fifth of the global population, they make up one-third of the total unemployed global workforce. There are 67 million unemployed youth worldwide and 145 million working youth live in poverty (ILO)1. With low education and skill levels, limited resources and inadequate social and business networks, deprived youth face particularly difficult challenges in securing safe and rewarding jobs. Many find it difficult to balance education with income-earning demands to contribute to household income. Vulnerable youth have few prospects beyond low-paying day labor in the informal sector and can be regularly exposed to dangerous and exploitative conditions. Adolescent girls face additional vulnerabilities and barriers – such as discrimination, early marriage, pregnancy, and gender violence – to achieving their livelihoods aspirations. Taken in aggregate, these personal, family and social obstacles can lead to a drag on local and national economies. The time is now to address youth unemployment and provide young people access to economic opportunities

Answer 2

Any two ways that can equip the poor children to get good jobs when they grow up are:

• Encouraging the children to go to schools and complete their basic education, so that in the future, they do not run away from jobs that require basic education. They must at least complete their education till class 10th or class 12th.
• The poor children must be given opportunities to develop their skills and thus free workshops must be organized for them.