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Jobless youth raise risk of Indonesia's 'demographic bonus' turning into disaster

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageA lot of people in Indonesia juggle precarious jobs in the informal sector. They work without employment contracts and can lose their jobs without warning. Reuters/Nyimas Laula

Policy-makers in Indonesia have been cheering over a “demographic bonus”, a condition where people of productive age (15-64) outnumber children and older people.

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How do we bring all communities together and re-start difficult conversations about our biggest collective challenges?

At 7pm on Friday 11 December, our global community will have either closed the momentous and game-changing deal to protect this planet for generations to come, or missed an opportunity to safeguard our...

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