Skills for Trade and Economic Diversification in Bangladesh: The Case of Pharmaceuticals and Agro-Food
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Skills for Trade and Economic Diversification in Bangladesh: The Case of Pharmaceuticals and Agro-Food

Final Report on Skills and Economic Diversification for the Pharma and Agro-Food Sectors in Bangladesh

Type: Report
Date issued: 25 January 2012
This report presents an application of the Skills for Trade and Economic Diversification (STED)methodology to two sectors - agro-food and pharma - of Bangladesh’s economy. STED has been developed in recognition of the fact that having the right skills among workers is crucial for firms or industries to succeed in trade, and vice versa understanding trade is important to provide workers with the right skills. Availability of skilled workers contributes to higher and more diversified exports, more FDI, higher absorption of technology, and more sustainable growth and productive employment creation. At the same time, skills are the key determinant for a worker’s success in finding a good job and making a living.

Tags: employment, employment creation, workers education, education, human resources development, training, economic development, globalization, chemical and petrochemical industries, food and beverage industries, agribusiness, trade

Regions and countries covered: Bangladesh

Unit responsible: Management Support Unit

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