The document discusses innovative ICT solutions for youth employment. It notes that 73 million youth are unemployed globally and there is a skills mismatch between what employers seek and how youth have been educated. However, ICTs are fueling new job and business opportunities in areas like microwork, crowdsourcing, and the app economy. The International Telecommunication Union has conducted research mapping ICT-enabled careers, entrepreneurship options, and learning opportunities. It also recently launched an online youth employment and entrepreneurship resources database. The document calls for youth to become ICT-savvy and outlines roles for governments, private sector, and organizations like the ITU to promote digital skills training and support youth employment and entrepreneurship.