Driving systems change for employment
Essentials for market systems development and decent work
The ‘Essentials for market systems development and decent work’ training provides foundational knowledge to using the market systems development (MSD) approach for promoting job growth and improving job quality.
Who should enrol?
This course aims to provide a basic understanding of the MSD approach to MSD “newcomers” as well as enhance technical capacity for those actively using the approach through a range of practical tools and resources. It is open to practitioners, donors and policy makers involved in the design, implementation and backstopping of MSD projects.
Course highlights
- Foundations of the MSD approach: Engage with interactive activities and explainer videos to understand core principles and concepts.
- Guided readings: Access knowledge material tailored to your specific projects and stages within the project cycle.
- Toolbox: Utilize regularly updated tools and templates for research, programme, and monitoring and evaluation.
- Guidance on next steps: Receive a list of upcoming training opportunities, and book a post-induction debrief with ILO experts.
- Additional resources: Explore a variety of videos, guides and webinar sessions on key topics such as climate change, women’s economic empowerment, trade, MSD in fragile and conflict-affected areas, and more.
Course details
- Format: Online, self-guided
- Duration: 1 hour
- Cost: Free
This training is presented by the ILO Systems Change Initiative, with support from the Sustainable Enterprises and Economies Programme at the International Training Center of the ILO.
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Systems Change Initiative (SCI) for productive employment