THE IMPACT OF YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT ON THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF KAZAKHSTAN

Authors

  • Zhagypar Akbota Student, Department of Economics, Zhezkazgan University named after O.A.Baikonurov

Keywords:

youth, education, unemployment, work, employment, profession, economy, labor organization

Abstract

The topic of youth belonging to the category of NEET (Not in Education, Employment, or Training) is an urgent problem in many countries of the world. The inclusion of this category in social statistics allows you to identify the most important problems faced by young people who are not involved in educational or labor processes.

Studies show that NEET youth often have difficulties in social adaptation, have limited opportunities for professional growth and economic independence. This group of people often becomes vulnerable to various social risks, including poverty, depression and antisocial behavior.

The reasons why young people fall into the NEET category can be diverse: economic difficulties, lack of qualifications, low level of education, as well as personal problems, such as lack of motivation or supportive social network. It is important to note that most young people in this category seek to change their position, but face barriers to education and employment.

Solving the problem of NEET youth requires an integrated approach, including reforming the educational system, creating jobs for young people, developing social support and career counseling programs, as well as involving social organizations and local communities.

Thus, this problem requires special attention from the state and society as a whole to create conditions conducive to the successful social integration of young people and their involvement in the economic and social life of the country

Published

2025-03-03

How to Cite

Zhagypar Akbota. (2025). THE IMPACT OF YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT ON THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF KAZAKHSTAN. Modern Scientific Method, (9). Retrieved from https://ojs.publisher.agency/index.php/MSM/article/view/5403

Issue

Section

Economic Sciences