01421nas a22002657a 4500999001500000003000400015005001700019008004100036020001500077040002400092082002400116245003600140260004200176300002900218500001700247520071700264650001600981650002800997650001901025710004601044901001001090903001301100952002101113952002101134  c7011d7011INP20260622095846.0180308uuuuuuuuuua  u|||rt|||i00| 0 eng d  a0195124596  aEG-INPbengcEG-INP04221a338.9bh u 199800a Human Development Report 1998.  anew york : boxford university press.  a228 p. :c29 cm.bill. ;  aissued 1998.  aThe Report analyzes from a human development perspective the opportunities and constraints that today face Egypt’s sizeable youth population, where 25 percent of Egyptians are between the ages of 18 and 29. It examines the role of youth in Egypt’s development process looking at issues including education, health, gender, poverty, employment, housing, and participation in society. The Report also showcases success stories of youth-centred initiatives, programmes, and projects, calling for greater consultation and communication between young people, the Government and civil society. In conclusion, the Report highlights nine main messages to ensure youth’s inclusion and full participation in society. 4ayouth94420 4ahuman development91617 4aEducation99852 athe united nations development programme.  aEGPV4  aoriginal  00aINPbINPyREP  00aINPbINPyREP