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This research evaluates the effectiveness of entrepreneurship training programs in conflict-affected Somalia.

March 14, 2026Open Access

Youth Livelihood Initiatives in Somalia's Conflict-Affected Areas: Evaluating Entrepreneurship Training and Employment Creation Efforts

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Mixed-methods research shows entrepreneurship training improves business skills in youth, indicating needed support for employment outcomes.

This research evaluates the effectiveness of entrepreneurship training programs in conflict-affected Somalia.
Mixed-methods approach incorporating qualitative interviews and quantitative surveys
Data analysis utilizing thematic coding and statistical testing for employment outcomes
Participants included youth who completed the training programs
65% of participants reported improved business skills after training
Income-generating ventures increased by 30% compared to baseline levels
Efficacy of training varied based on local economic conditions and support mechanisms

Ahmed et al. (2012) studied this question.

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Mixed-methods research shows entrepreneurship training improves business skills in youth, indicating needed support for employment outcomes.