WORKING GROUP ON HUMAN RESOURCE DEPARTMENT (WGHRD)

The Working Group on Human Resource Development builds a competitive workforce, enhanced labour mobility, efficient labour markets and strong people-to-people connectivity. It delivers demand-driven skills training, capacity building and knowledge exchange, pilots mutual recognition of skills competencies in selected professions, synchronises competency standards, and develops an IMT-GT labour market information sharing system to support cross-border employment.

SCOPES

    • Developing and upgrading IMT-GT workforce skills; and
    • Improving labor mobility through, among others, information sharing, awareness raising, capacity building, knowledge exchange, and technology transfer.

OBJECTIVES

    • Improved workforce competitiveness​
    • Synchronised competency skill standards
    • Efficient labour market information sharing

GOAL

    • A competitive workforce, enhanced labor mobility, improved labor market efficiency, and strong people-to-people connectivity

PROJECT

    • N/A

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