Publications (SKILLS)

Global guidelines on the economic reintegration of victims of forced labour through lifelong learning and skills development approaches (Double-page presentation)

30 November 2020

Global guidelines on the economic reintegration of victims of forced labour through lifelong learning and skills development approaches

30 November 2020

Skills Development and Lifelong Learning: Resource Guide for Workers’ Organizations

15 November 2020

The feasibility of using big data in anticipating and matching skills needs

28 October 2020

Guide and assessment tool on the inclusiveness of TVET and skills development systems for all

05 October 2020

The guide aims to help skills decision-makers and practitioners assess to what extent their TVET system is currently excluding certain individuals or groups, identifies underlying reasons, and provides practical ideas on what could be done to redress inequalities.

Effective governance and coordination in skills systems: towards a lifelong learning ecosystem

15 September 2020

STED in the Garment & Leather Manufacturing Sector in Jordan

09 September 2020

This report looks at the positioning of the garment and leather sector in the Jordanian economy from a skills and labour market perspective. It examines the sector’s export potential and the challenges that hinder its competitiveness in international markets. It also identifies the skills needed to promote exports and overall growth of the sector.

STED in the Chemicals and Cosmetics Manufacturing Sector in Jordan

09 September 2020

The ILO’s Skills for Trade and Economic Diversification (STED) study on the C&C sector identifies skills needed for promoting international trade and spurring economic growth in the sector. The report reflects on the positioning of the C&C sector in the Jordanian economy from a skills and labour market perspective. It further examines the sector’s employment, export potential and challenges that hinder its competitive position. The C&C is one of the leading economic sectors in Jordan; it accounts for nearly 20 percent of total national exports1 that reached US$ 1.5 billion in 2018.