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The sustainable development goals have placed youth and their role in the
process towards sustainable development. A large number of youths in South
Kalimantan is a major challenge to the importance of this development, which
is equal to 24,41 percent of the population. Youth development needs to be
sustained by a variety of policies and data-based policies to the lowest level.
The youth development index that incorporates disability indicators can be a
first step towards realizing this, in line with one of the sustainable
development goals that echo the jargon of leaving no one behind - including
youth with disabilities. Because disability is a complex, heterogeneous
phenomenon that reduces participation in education and employment,
disproportionately impacts the lives, and has far-reaching consequences for
affected families, but about which much remains unknow, which are have
impact to the development of the youth.
This youth development index is one way to find out more about youth
development in the region. Included are classified according to house
classification and gender. With this classification, the government is expected
to be more accurate in determining the policies and steps to be taken.
After all, the preparation of this youth development index is only the
beginning of a step that varies data on disability in Indonesia can be included
in the index. Although deeper analysis needs to be done so that it will create
a deeper understanding and provide a sound basis for policy aimed at
increasing youth development with no one left behind

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