In Myanmar, the lack of skilled workers at all levels is one of the challenges the growing economy faces. ADB is providing assistance to give the country's youth the training they need to find productive employment.
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Helping Myanmar's Youth into Quality Jobs through Vocational Training
Video | 12 May 2016
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