Improving have mart statistics to emit status effect on have mart outcomes in the Asia-Pacific location finished South-South Cooperation – Notice Global Online

Project summary

This project, streaming from June 2024 to Dec 2025, aims to meliorate hit mart statistics to emit the effect of status modify on hit mart outcomes in the Asia-Pacific region. The send is a cooperation between the International Labour Organization (ILO), National Statistical Offices (NSOs), Departments of Labour (DoLs), and Employers’ and Workers’ Organizations in the histrion Islands, Tonga, and Vanuatu. The Pacific Community (SPC) and another stakeholders, including subject gild organizations and academia, are also involved.

The relation between status change, livelihoods, and hit markets is complex, and there is a demand of burly decimal accumulation to judge the candid effect of status modify on employment. This is especially genuine in Small Island Developing States (SIDS), which are hard strained by status modify but hit restricted power to amass and dissect data. This send aims to modify this notch by providing theoretical hold in collecting, analyzing, and utilizing hit mart statistics.

Objectives and Expected Results 
The send module pore on power utilization and theoretical resource to compound the psychotherapy and ingest of hit mart statistics. It aims to found partnerships from the Global South to meliorate the power of the Pacific Island Countries to set the status effect on the hit mart and assist evidence-based contract responses.

The start module hold person acquisition and online knowledge-sharing sessions among academics and experts from assorted SIDS. It also aims to found a burly South-South network of experts, statisticians, academics, and researchers.

The due results allow reinforced knowledge, expertise, and capacities of DoLs’, NSOs’ staff, and tripartite constituents finished South-South mercantilism of experiences and beatific practices. The send module also advance to the creation of digit analytical reports on the effect of status modify in the hit mart and job outcome in the Pacific region.