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Nigerian youth have been ranked the least happy in the world in the first ever Youth Wellbeing Index released on Friday by the International Youth Foundation, IYF, and the Centre for Strategic and International Studies, CSIS.
According to IYF and CSIS, the Youth Wellbeing Index is aimed at “promoting increased attention to and consultation with and investment in young people as catalysts for development, prosperity and security.”
The study was done in 30 countries, representing nearly 70 per cent of the world’s youth population; defined as people between 12 -24 years old. It rated the wellbeing of youth using six interconnected aspect of the lives of youth across the world; namely, “citizen participation, economic opportunity, education, health, information and communications technology (ICT), and safety and security.”
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According to IYF and CSIS, the Youth Wellbeing Index is aimed at “promoting increased attention to and consultation with and investment in young people as catalysts for development, prosperity and security.”
The study was done in 30 countries, representing nearly 70 per cent of the world’s youth population; defined as people between 12 -24 years old. It rated the wellbeing of youth using six interconnected aspect of the lives of youth across the world; namely, “citizen participation, economic opportunity, education, health, information and communications technology (ICT), and safety and security.”
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