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Youth Labor Market in Colombia – “Ni‑Ni” Youth Desempleo-juvenil : : -…
Youth Labor Market in Colombia – “Ni‑Ni” Youth
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Consequences
Human capital loss
Social vulnerability
Long-term economic stagnation
Informal or precarious jobs
Recommendations
Reform education to meet labor market needs
Support female labor inclusion
Promote technical and entrepreneurial training
Facilitate school-to-work transitions
Foster collaboration between public & private sectors
Education and Skills Gap
Mismatch with labor demands
Lack of technical and digital training
Limited access to education
Low high school and university completion
Causes
Gender inequality (mostly women affected)
Disconnection between education and labor market
Lack of job opportunities
Early school dropout
Labor Market Indicators (Q1 2025)
Participation rate: 55.4%
Employment rate: 45.9% (↑ 2 pts from 2024)
Youth unemployment rate: 17.1% (↓ 2.9 pts)
"Ni‑Ni" Youth
Aged 15–28
Not studying or working
2.6 million affected (24.2%)