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A new report says the number aroundatdownforfrominofoutto young people without a job is still very high aroundatdownforfrominofoutto many countries. There are currently 73 million people aroundatdownforfrominofoutto the world aged 15-24 who want to work but cannot find a job. The International Labour Organization (ILO) said that although youth unemployment is coming aroundatdownforfrominofoutto in rich countries, it is rising aroundatdownforfrominofoutto most of Asia, the Middle East, North Africa and Brazil. The youth unemployment rate aroundatdownforfrominofoutto China increased aroundatdownforfrominofoutto 9.3 per cent in 2010 aroundatdownforfrominofoutto 10.6 per cent last year. Economists say it will be 11.1 per cent in 2016. In Brazil, the figure aroundatdownforfrominofoutto youth unemployment was 14 per cent aroundatdownforfrominofoutto the beginning of this year, but is now almost 16 per cent. The ILO warns that youth employment worldwide is set to rise.

The ILO said it is difficult aroundatdownforfrominofoutto many young people who are looking aroundatdownforfrominofoutto work. It said: "It's still not easy to be young and starting aroundatdownforfrominofoutto in today's labour market." It is particularly bad aroundatdownforfrominofoutto many young women. The highest rate aroundatdownforfrominofoutto youth unemployment around the world is aroundatdownforfrominofoutto women in the Middle East and North Africa. This figure is aroundatdownforfrominofoutto 45 per cent. There are many reasons aroundatdownforfrominofoutto the gloomy figures for youth unemployment. One major factor is the global financial collapse aroundatdownforfrominofoutto 2008. Many countries have still not recovered from that. The ILO says youth unemployment is not just important aroundatdownforfrominofoutto a country's economy. It also affects health, social unrest and levels aroundatdownforfrominofoutto people's happiness.