01318c  ua2200217   450000100180000000800410001802000180005910000270007724501110010426000480021530000110026350000110027452006280028565300330091365300340094665300240098070000290100470000250103370000250105800500170108300000000000038586090703 2009    wau           000   eng    a97808213782291 aPeeters P.q(Pia)4aut10aYouth Employment in Sierra Leone:bSustainable Livelihood Opportunities in a Post-Conflict Settingh[Text]  aWashington (State):bThe World Bank,c2009.  a182 p.  aw/2490  a"Youth Employment in Sierra Leone" examines the supply and demand sides of the labor market to better understand the situation of today's young people, relative to that of adults, and presents an evidence-based menu of potential programs and policies for Sierra Leone. In particular, the authors use a recent household survey and census data to examine patterns of formal and informal labor force activity and human capital accumulation. The authors commissioned a labor demand survey and report on its findings to determine the extent to which urban and rural employers hire young people and their decision-making process.  ayoung people in Sierra Leone  athe transition school to work  alabor market demand1 aWendy L. Cunningham4aut1 aGayatri Acharya4aut2 aArvil Van Adams4aut20260805124111.0