The paper argues that integrating youth perspectives into decision-making processes is crucial for overcoming barriers to digital transformation, such as inadequate ICT infrastructure and a lack of standardized digital laws. It proposes that meaningful youth inclusion can foster innovation, economic growth, and stronger institutions.
Youth Policy paper: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jp8Qd4nb3TVN4jM-8vTuMXiQLUxXPQ1Z/view
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