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Can technology help us find better and more efficient ways to connect urban youth with blue or grey collar jobs?
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Expanding the frontiers of global knowledge around jobs, and improving understanding of the interplay between development and quantity and quality of work.
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Jobs do far more than help people in developing countries earn a living
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The power of the Internet for job creation and social inclusion.
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Jobs Knowledge Platform aims to share insights, build synergies across disciplines, and inform policy debates.
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What are the skills needed for the future of jobs?
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The benefits of participating in the global value chain
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The intersection of social norms, women's economic empowerment and women's labor force participation
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Nigeria will need more and more jobs to meet its future development needs.
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Government policies in the Middle East & North Africa have advantaged politically connected firms, limiting competition and job creation.
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Job training creates opportunities for women of Cham ethnic minority group in Vietnam.
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A new World Bank report shows how countries can reform labor regulations.
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An Egyptian businesswoman is bringing prosperity to her entire village.
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China’s Gansu province has a burgeoning tourism industry.
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Impoverished youth are finding careers through vocational training.
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In Turkey, adult education courses are creating new opportunities.
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Why the traditional model of development – with informal agricultural workers moving into formal, organized manufacturing jobs – is no longer creating enough good quality, productive jobs for lower-skilled workers.
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Kenya is not short of jobs; it is short of high productivity jobs.
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Andrew McAfee thinks through what future jobs might look like.
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