James Mwangi joins World Bank’s jobs advisory council

James Mwangi joins World Bank’s jobs advisory council
  • Dec, Mon, 2024

James Mwangi joins World Bank’s jobs advisory council

Equity Group chief govt Officer Dr James Mwangi has been appointed to affix the newly shaped World Bank Group High-Level Advisory Council on Jobs.

Dr Mwangi joins fourteen different world leaders to the council which is being co-chaired by President of Singapore Tharman Shanmugaratnam and Former President of Chile Michelle Bachelet for a interval of two years.

The council is anticipated to supply thought management and actionable, scalable coverage and program suggestions for the World Bank to discover, check and scale with a view to help its

“The panel brings together the experience and knowledge of fourteen leading policymakers, business leaders, academics, and civil society pioneers,” famous Mr. Ajay Banga, President, World Bank Group

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The Council will deal with youth and feminine employment alternatives in rising and creating economies to assist nations flip the problem into a chance that powers the longer term.

“Over the next decade the world is expected to experience significant demographic shift with one in four people on the planet being African, and more than a third of the world’s young people residing in Africa” mentioned Dr Mwangi.

According to the World Bank projection, throughout the subsequent 10 years, an estimated 1.2 billion individuals within the Global South will turn into working age adults with solely 420 million jobs out there thus locking out some 800 million individuals with out revenue sources.

The Council will deal with youth and feminine employment alternatives in rising and creating economies to assist nations flip the problem into a chance that powers the longer term.

“These global demographic shifts are the result of progress on the African continent including life expectancy, per capita income, health, education and improving nutritional levels. An outcome of these developments has been rapid population growth. Effectively leveraging the demographic dividend in Africa could account for up to 15% of GDP growth and a 17% reduction in poverty by 2030,” he added.

The Council will meet each two months for an preliminary interval of as much as two years and can work together instantly with senior administration of the World Bank Group, making certain that the Council’s concepts are taken ahead.

Dr Mwangi additional plans to leverage learnings of the council to maximise its Africa Recovery and Resilience Plan the place Equity Group targets to create 50 million jobs within the area by 2030.

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