Youth unemployment in Kenya poses a significant challenge, with nearly 75% of the population under 35 facing limited job opportunities. By equipping young people with the skills and resources to start their own businesses, the nation can create jobs and drive local economic growth. A youth employment program in Kenya has benefited over 155,000 young people, allowing them to launch 86,000 businesses, creating 125,000 jobs, and increasing incomes by 50%.
