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Youth Solutions Report

Case studies and best practices

This first edition of the Youth Solutions Report bears the fruits of a year-long process in which the Sustainable Development Solutions Network - Youth (SDSN Youth) and its partners sourced youth led solutions across all countries and regions to showcase the innovative approach that young people are taking in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The Report builds upon one of three key pillars of the activity of SDSN Youth: “supporting young people in the creation and scaling of innovative solutions for the SDGs”. The aim is to give further voice to young leaders and innovators, by allowing them to communicate their undertakings, forge new partnerships and ultimately be the driving force behind the 2030 Agenda. The Youth Solutions Report is envisaged as the first step in a long-term process that will allow young change-makers to have access to multiple opportunities for funding, technical assistance, mentoring, and networking.

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