A Socio-Economic-Political Dimension of Employment in Sub-Saharan Africa

A study of poverty alleviation strategies for sustainable development: A scientometric analysis

“…Future study in these fields is encouraged for their high potential contribution to the plan for sustainable development that aims to alleviate poverty. It is now time for any institution willing to implement any project in poverty alleviation strategies for sustainable development to apply the principles of good governance and public policy output and grab their contribution as the essential pathway for enhancing inclusive and economic growth mainly due to the formal employment integration of the women and youth in both public and private sector [ 97 ].…”

Labor Employment in Western and Central Africa: An Exploration of Economic, Demographic, Social, and Political Indicators

“…These indices could have a substantial influence on employment, unemployment and self-employment. In analyzing "the impact of social and political variables on employment in Sub-Saharan Africa", after controlling for macroeconomic indices, Gokhool, Tandrayen-Ragoobur, & Kasseeah (2021) discovered that greater economic growth, ease of access to finance, education, low corruption, and political stability all have a positive impact on employment.…”