Panel
3.1 Strengthening inclusivity: new learning models
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Employment rates and national income have drastically deteriorated in all countries. In rich and poor countries alike, disadvantaged or marginalized groups such as women, migrants, youth, or low-skilled workers are suffering the most. This session will explore how can government and local bodies promote a broad‐based economic growth that leads to the creation of productive employment, that leads to poverty reduction and more equitable, sustainable societies.
Moderator: Raffaele Trapasso, Senior Economist, OECD
Speakers
Yousra Assali
Regional Representative for Middle East and North Africa, WorldSkills Champions Trust
Hiromichi Katayama
Programme Specialist, Section of Youth, Literacy and Skills Development, UNESCO
Shi Likang
Deputy Director General, Yunnan Provincial Department of Human Resources and Social Security
Sarah Ndinya
Director of Design and Technology, Educate!
Aidan Sloane
Interim Director of Development and Infrastructure, Belfast Metropolitan College
