Youth from pastoralist communities have been challenged to embrace artisan and technical skills, which stakeholders say remain underexplored despite their growing demand in the job market. Stakeholders noted that vocational training provides young people with an opportunity to secure gainful employment, establish businesses and become self-reliant, particularly in pastoralist communities where access to formal education…
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