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Pourquoi une Approche Multisectorielle est Importante pour la Creation D'emplois au Kenya

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  • Onsomu, Eldah Nyamoita

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Malgre la forte croissance economique du Kenya, l'expansion de l'emploi dans le secteur formel a ete lente au cours des deux dernieres decennies. Il y a eu peu de changements structurels dans la composition de l'emploi enregistre, et la part du secteur informel est restee a pres de 83 % de l'emploi total au cours des deux dernieres decennies.

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  • Onsomu, Eldah Nyamoita, 2022. "Pourquoi une Approche Multisectorielle est Importante pour la Creation D'emplois au Kenya," Working Papers 644c518c-500d-425a-b362-9, African Economic Research Consortium.
  • Handle: RePEc:aer:wpaper:644c518c-500d-425a-b362-9e72ba940d64
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