Comprehensive Life Skills Framework
competencies that enable individuals to learn, make informed decisions and exercise rights to lead a healthy and productive life and subsequently become agents of change. 1 UNICEF, Adolescent and Youth Engagement Strategic Framework Adolescents: 10-19 years, Youth: 15-24 years and Young People: 10-24 years, which is the term that covers all
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