The Missing Middle: Positioning the South Sudanese Women and Youth for the 21st
Century World
The future of work is rapidly changing. Multiple reports suggest that there is a real need to adapt to the changing job landscape. In the context of South Sudan, the majority poor – women and youth seems to be ill-prepared for the future ahead. There is a clear gap between the job market and the skills that currently exist today. Worse so, the entrepreneurial culture if any, looks nascent. Businesses are generally not sustainable. Education of the day is not delivering and the investment landscape does not look good for this group. All these and other questions will be put forward to our panels for discussion.
Our Speakers
Aluel Dim Deng
Aluel is a South Sudanese young entrepreneur, writer, and humanitarian currently based in Juba, South Sudan.
Nelson Kwaje
Nelson is a Founder of Web4All LTD, an peacepreneur and the Director of Programs at#Defyhatenow
Nyamal Pal
Nyamal is a Licensed Mutual Funds Financial Adviser, based in Canada. She is an Educator, in Financial Literacy in Thoknath.
Loris Lual
Loris Lual is a Law Graduate from the University of Hertfordshire, UK. She is also an enthusiast in Youth Development and Human Rights Advocacy