Cambodia’s Future Jobs : Linking to the Economy of Tomorrow

Jobs are an important part of Cambodia’s story of development success. There are eight million jobs in Cambodia, and eighty percent of Cambodian adults above the age of fifteen are working in contrast to 62.5 percent of adults in East Asia Pacific...

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Main Authors: Cunningham, Wendy, Hollweg, Claire H.
Format: Report
Language:English
Published: World Bank, Phnom Penh 2019
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spelling okr-10986-324102021-05-25T09:27:41Z Cambodia’s Future Jobs : Linking to the Economy of Tomorrow Cunningham, Wendy Hollweg, Claire H. JOB CREATION EXPORTS FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT LABOR PRODUCTIVITY LABOR SKILLS VALUE CHAIN SKILLS DEVELOPMENT LABOR MOBILITY LABOR MARKET Jobs are an important part of Cambodia’s story of development success. There are eight million jobs in Cambodia, and eighty percent of Cambodian adults above the age of fifteen are working in contrast to 62.5 percent of adults in East Asia Pacific region. Cambodia will need to enact substantive reforms to secure more, better, and more inclusive jobs in the long term. Fundamentally, Cambodia needs to upgrade and integrate the two sides of its economy namely the exports sector, which includes foreign- owned (FDI) firms, and the domestic sector made up of household enterprises (HHEs) and small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Meanwhile, Cambodian workers need to increase their skills and ability to pursue the job opportunities that will materialize as these sectors increase their competitiveness. 2019-09-18T19:44:36Z 2019-09-18T19:44:36Z 2019 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/224811567668159930/Main-Report http://hdl.handle.net/10986/32410 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Phnom Penh Economic & Sector Work Economic & Sector Work :: Other Social Protection Study East Asia and Pacific Cambodia
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topic JOB CREATION
EXPORTS
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT
LABOR PRODUCTIVITY
LABOR SKILLS
VALUE CHAIN
SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
LABOR MOBILITY
LABOR MARKET
spellingShingle JOB CREATION
EXPORTS
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT
LABOR PRODUCTIVITY
LABOR SKILLS
VALUE CHAIN
SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
LABOR MOBILITY
LABOR MARKET
Cunningham, Wendy
Hollweg, Claire H.
Cambodia’s Future Jobs : Linking to the Economy of Tomorrow
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description Jobs are an important part of Cambodia’s story of development success. There are eight million jobs in Cambodia, and eighty percent of Cambodian adults above the age of fifteen are working in contrast to 62.5 percent of adults in East Asia Pacific region. Cambodia will need to enact substantive reforms to secure more, better, and more inclusive jobs in the long term. Fundamentally, Cambodia needs to upgrade and integrate the two sides of its economy namely the exports sector, which includes foreign- owned (FDI) firms, and the domestic sector made up of household enterprises (HHEs) and small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Meanwhile, Cambodian workers need to increase their skills and ability to pursue the job opportunities that will materialize as these sectors increase their competitiveness.
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author Cunningham, Wendy
Hollweg, Claire H.
author_facet Cunningham, Wendy
Hollweg, Claire H.
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title Cambodia’s Future Jobs : Linking to the Economy of Tomorrow
title_short Cambodia’s Future Jobs : Linking to the Economy of Tomorrow
title_full Cambodia’s Future Jobs : Linking to the Economy of Tomorrow
title_fullStr Cambodia’s Future Jobs : Linking to the Economy of Tomorrow
title_full_unstemmed Cambodia’s Future Jobs : Linking to the Economy of Tomorrow
title_sort cambodia’s future jobs : linking to the economy of tomorrow
publisher World Bank, Phnom Penh
publishDate 2019
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