Transforming Lives of Senegalese Youth | United Nations

An IFAD project in Senegal offers agricultural training and job opportunities to combat illegal migration and unemployment among the youth.
A UN-funded project by the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) in Senegal is providing a vital alternative to illegal migration by offering young people agricultural training and job opportunities. Amid rising numbers of asylum seekers risking perilous journeys to Europe, the Agrijeunes initiative aims to combat unemployment and support local communities. With over 25,000 jobs created, beneficiaries like Adama Mane and Lansana Badji have found sustainable livelihoods and renewed hope. This project, while addressing only a fraction of the challenge, promises a brighter future for Senegal's youth, allowing them to thrive in their homeland.

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