Stakeholders demand green jobs policy to tackle youth unemployment, climate risks in Akwa Ibom (opens original article in a new tab)

Stakeholders in Akwa Ibom call for a green jobs policy and climate change framework to tackle youth unemployment and environmental challenges, with recommendations for skills development, circular economy initiatives, and annual exhibitions for green enterprises.

• Stakeholders in Akwa Ibom demand a climate change policy and green jobs framework to address youth unemployment and environmental risks.
• They recommend green skills development, circular economy enterprises, and climate-smart livelihoods as pathways for youth employment.
• The communiqué urges the state government to create a Green Jobs Framework and annual exhibitions to support youth-led green businesses.