Harnessing the Fourth Industrial Revolution through Skills Development in High-Growth Industries in Central and West Asia — Pakistan
Publication | May 2023
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This report shows how embracing digitalization can boost jobs in Pakistan’s textile, garment, and information technology–business process outsourcing sectors and explains why policies should ensure the benefits are equitably distributed.
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Part of a wider Central and West Asia report on the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR), this report focuses on Pakistan’s Punjab province where literacy levels are low and explains why workers will have to continuously reskill to get quality jobs. It recommends Pakistan adopt industry-specific 4IR roadmaps, strengthen training, and increase the number of women in technology as it targets inclusive, knowledge-based economic growth.
Contents
- Executive Summary
- The Industry 4.0 Skills Challenge
- Overview of the Training Landscape
- National Policy Responses
- The Way Forward
- Appendix: Participants Engaged during National Consultations
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