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Resources Round 2

Based on your discussions in Round 1, below are the top resources young entrepreneurs lack and the challenges they face in accessing available resources. Now, in Round 2, we are discussing the opportunities or solutions to address these challenges.

To add to the discussion, click on one of the challenges listed below. Then, submit a new idea in the text box provided, comment on an existing idea and vote for the opportunities you believe hold the greatest potential.

One-stop resource for entrepreneurs Click to view archived challenge
Access to finance Click to view archived challenge
Finding the right people Click to view archived challenge

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    More public money should be devoted to helping young people gain employment and skills that bridge into full-time careers.

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1. Please keep your response concise and focused on a single idea. You can enter more than one response by clicking on the "Post a new idea" link.

2. If your response contains key words that match a previously submitted response, the previous entry will appear. You can choose to click on the Vote box to endorse this response rather than entering a duplicate response.

3. Scroll down to read all the previous responses and vote on those that you agree with most.

4. You have a maximum of five votes. A response counts as a vote. You can vote on other people's responses and "spend" up to three votes on any one response.

5. You can comment on any responses. A comment does not count as a vote.

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