Youth and women's access to employment examined
17 November 2014
The International Development Committee will hold its second evidence session for the Jobs and Livelihoods inquiry on Wednesday 19 November.
- Parliament TV: Jobs and Livelihoods
- Inquiry: Jobs and Livelihoods
- International Development Committee
Witnesses
Wednesday 19 November, Thatcher Room, Portcullis House
At 9.45am:
- Hon. Nawab Yousaf Talpur MP (Pakistan)
- Hon. Sammy Koech MP (Kenya)
- Leslie Ramasammy MP (Guyana)
At 10.30am:
- Hon. Leticia Nyerere (Tanzania)
- Ms Dorris Diakude MP (South Africa)
- Waresat Hussain Belal MP (Bangladesh)
Purpose of the Session
This meeting is being run in conjunction with the CPA’s Westminster Conference on ‘Growth for Development’ which runs from 18-21 November and for Parliament Week 14-20 November which this year is focusing on young people with a campaign called ‘Do Democracy’ encouraging young people to share the issues they most care about. All witnesses are Parliamentary delegates to the CPA Conference. It is an opportunity for Committee Members to explore with fellow Parliamentarians what role can be played by Parliamentarians in the development of jobs and livelihoods. The first panel will be focussing on the issue of youth employment and the second panel will be looking at the employment and livelihoods of women in the developing world.