Jobs and Development Conference 2021: Good Jobs Transitions for Post-Pandemic Development
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Jobs and Development Conference 2021: Good Jobs Transitions for Post-Pandemic Development

"Expanding the frontiers of global knowledge around jobs, and improving the understanding of the interplay between development and quantity and quality of work."

The Jobs and Development Conferences is a global event co-organized by the World Bank, IZA (Institute of Labor Economics), UNU-WIDER, and the Network on Jobs and Development – a partnership of research institutes from various regions of the world: Development Policy Research Unit at University of Cape Town (DPRU, South Africa), HKUST Institute for Emerging Market Studies (HKUST IEMS, Hong Kong), Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations (ICRIER, India), and Institute for Structural Research (IBS, Poland).
 

The 2021 conference strives to expand the frontiers of global knowledge around jobs, improve understanding of the interplay between development and quantity and quality of work, and advance the discussion on the most effective policies to improve jobs outcomes in low- and middle-income countries. This learning series combines key-note lectures, presentations of high-quality research, and policy-oriented discussions, creating a platform for interactions between academics and policy-makers.

 

You can read the Feature Story - Jobs and Development Conference 2021: Good Jobs Transitions for Post-Pandemic Development HERE. 

 

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Archived Webinar (4)

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MOHAMMAD

- Dec 2, 2021
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Great!

Ki

- Nov 20, 2021
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Good!

Mohammad Nadir

- Nov 7, 2021
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Excellent series!
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