The world's largest survey of 700-thousand young people has identified education, skills and employment as the pathway to security against high living costs, pandemic disruption, climate change and conflicts.

The survey was conducted by the global Partnership for Maternal, Newborn & Child Health - or PMNCH. India constituted the largest population of respondents - at 17.2% of the total sample. Followed by Uganda - Indonesia and Zambia.

PMNCH unveiled the results of the study during a virtual media briefing.

Channel Africa's Jane Rabothata reports...  

The world's largest survey of 700-thousand young people has identified education, skills and employment as the pathway to security against high living costs, pandemic disruption, climate change and conflicts.
The survey was conducted by the global Partnership for Maternal, Newborn &amp; Child Health - or PMNCH. India constituted the largest population of respondents - at 17.2% of the total sample. Followed by Uganda - Indonesia and Zambia.
PMNCH unveiled the results of the study during a virtual media briefing.
Channel Africa's Jane Rabothata reports...