Survive, Learn, Thrive : Strategic Human Capital Investments to Unlock Georgia's Potential
Human capital is the stock of accumulated knowledge, experience, and attributes that workers bring to and use in the production of goods and services in an economy. Investing in people through quality healthcare, education, social services, and job...
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okr-10986-345132021-06-14T09:56:39Z Survive, Learn, Thrive : Strategic Human Capital Investments to Unlock Georgia's Potential World Bank HUMAN CAPITAL MATERNAL HEALTH CHILD HEALTH PERFORMANCE-BASED FINANCING SOCIAL PROTECTION EDUCATION QUALITY RESULTS-BASED FINANCING LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION STATE INTERVENTION TERTIARY EDUCATION STUDENT PERFORMANCE Human capital is the stock of accumulated knowledge, experience, and attributes that workers bring to and use in the production of goods and services in an economy. Investing in people through quality healthcare, education, social services, and job opportunities develops human capital, which is key to ending extreme poverty and creating more inclusive societies. The state of Georgia’s human capital is of significant concern as it threatens to hold the country back from reaching its growth potential. Recognizing this urgency, the government has begun to set national priorities for accelerating human capital development.This report highlights the state of and trends in human capital development in Georgia today. Its aim is to acknowledge Georgia’s accomplishments, address ongoing challenges, and outline key interventions to help the country in taking the next step in its growth by investing in its most important resource, the Georgian people. Moving from ideation to the implementation of strategic human capital investments will require a whole-of-society approach, an increase in financial commitments, continuous monitoring and learning from results, and the exploitation of technology. 2020-09-25T15:35:45Z 2020-09-25T15:35:45Z 2020-09 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/685891592824264983/Survive-Learn-Thrive-Strategic-Human-Capital-Investments-to-Unlock-Georgias-Potential http://hdl.handle.net/10986/34513 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work Economic & Sector Work :: Other Education Study Europe and Central Asia Georgia |
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Human capital is the stock of
accumulated knowledge, experience, and attributes that
workers bring to and use in the production of goods and
services in an economy. Investing in people through quality
healthcare, education, social services, and job
opportunities develops human capital, which is key to ending
extreme poverty and creating more inclusive societies. The
state of Georgia’s human capital is of significant concern
as it threatens to hold the country back from reaching its
growth potential. Recognizing this urgency, the government
has begun to set national priorities for accelerating human
capital development.This report highlights the state of and
trends in human capital development in Georgia today. Its
aim is to acknowledge Georgia’s accomplishments, address
ongoing challenges, and outline key interventions to help
the country in taking the next step in its growth by
investing in its most important resource, the Georgian
people. Moving from ideation to the implementation of
strategic human capital investments will require a
whole-of-society approach, an increase in financial
commitments, continuous monitoring and learning from
results, and the exploitation of technology. |
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Survive, Learn, Thrive : Strategic Human Capital Investments to Unlock Georgia's Potential |
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Survive, Learn, Thrive : Strategic Human Capital Investments to Unlock Georgia's Potential |
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