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This intervention is part of a logic of change which illustrates the dynamism of the labor market through the links between “the demand” for qualified human resources from the private sector, and the “supply” of skills development, as well as than the meeting between the two through professional integration mechanisms:
? on the demand side, the improvement of the business climate, economic sectors and the performance of companies contribute to the creation of decent jobs (employees or entrepreneurs), or by increasing the productivity of companies generating new job offers, or by creating an environment favorable to entrepreneurship, including female entrepreneurship, and the creation of new businesses. The targeted economic sectors make it possible to consolidate the achievements of the previous program and include: agri-food, hospitality and tourism, the green economy (including sustainable housing and the circular economy) as well as supply chains. agricultural values ??of pineapples, potatoes and market gardening; 10
? on the supply side, the development of formal and non-formal skills, through an adapted offer of quality, relevant, sustainable and accessible training, allows young people and women to improve their employability and thus meet the needs of the sector private sector in targeted sectors, both in the formal and informal economy. The increased employability of workers in turn contributes to improved productivity of businesses and subsequently increases the capacity of employers to create more jobs, thereby creating a virtuous circle of talent for decent jobs;
? finally, employment services and their active labor market policies operate at the heart of the meeting between supply and demand, facilitating connections and matching between job seekers and employers looking for work. skilled labor.
The next program, as well as possible additional funding2, will focus on increasing the resilience of young people and women in their environment, their employability and income, food security, as well as a better contribution on their part to sustainable development. (social, economic and environmental) local. |
