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Promoting job creation for young people in multinational enterprises and their supply chains: Sierra Leone

Ata Cissé Yukiko Arai, Madjiguene Sock

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Background: economic impact of the civil war -- Employment trends and government employment policies -- Youth employment in agriculture and agro-forestry -- Youth employment in mining -- Youth employment in banking -- Conclusions and recommendations.

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Background: economic impact of the civil war -- Employment trends and government employment policies -- Youth employment in agriculture and agro-forestry -- Youth employment in mining -- Youth employment in banking -- Conclusions and recommendations.

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Background: economic impact of the civil war -- Employment trends and government employment policies -- Youth employment in agriculture and agro-forestry -- Youth employment in mining -- Youth employment in banking -- Conclusions and recommendations.

Key concepts: Multinational corporation, Sierra leone, Government (linguistics), Business, Job creation, Agriculture, Spanish Civil War, Supply chain

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