The Youth Well-being Policy Review of Malawi provides an in-depth analysis of the situation of Malawian youth through a multidimensional approach and provides recommendations to address major policy gaps in youth well-being.
The review includes:
- An in-depth analysis of how youth are doing in employment, education, health and civic participation and some aspects of subjective well-being.
- An inventory of key youth policies and programmes and a description of the institutional framework for youth development.
- An assessment of the relevance and effectiveness of Malawi’s technical, entrepreneurial and vocational
- education and training (TEVET).
- An analysis of the constraints and opportunities for developing rural youth entrepreneurship.
The review is part of the Youth Inclusion project, co-funded by the European Union and implemented by the OECD Development Centre.