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B-SEP Project
Total Cost: 16,139 Lac BDT
– Government of Canada:
15,339 Lac BDT Grant (CAD 19.5 million)
– Government of Bangladesh:
800 Lac BDT Grant
Bangladesh Skills for Employment and Productivity (B-SEP) Project - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Bangladesh Skills for Employment and Productivity (B-SEP) Project - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Bangladesh Skills for Employment and Productivity (B-SEP) Project Funded by Government of Canada Government of Bangladesh Implementing Ministry: Ministry of Education, through Directorate of Technical Education Implementing Agency: ILO
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Key Outcomes
Ultimate Outcome
– A better trained, qualified and competent workforce with
increased economic opportunities increased economic opportunities
Intermediate Outcomes Immediate Outcomes
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Key Outcomes
Ultimate Outcome
– A better trained, qualified and competent workforce with
increased economic opportunities increased economic opportunities
Intermediate Outcomes
– Improved enabling environment for increased skills
development & employment to support higher value economic growth in Bangladesh
– Improved planning, coordination & delivery of demand-
driven, equitable and gender-sensitive competency-based training programs for key workforce segments
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Key Outcomes
Immediate Outcomes
– Increased capacity and effectiveness of policy, systems and
institutional arrangements that improve the skills system institutional arrangements that improve the skills system
– Improved mechanisms, programs and services that
strengthen the links between the demand and supply of skills
– Increased access to skills programs and employment
- pportunities for disadvantaged groups
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Project Components
- 1. Skills funding, planning and support services
- 2. Competency based training and assessment,
quality and relevance
- 3. Industry skills development
- 4. Improved access to skills
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Priority Industry Sectors
- 1. Agro-food Processing (previously assisted by TVETR)
- 2. Tourism and Hospitality (previously assisted by TVETR)
- 2. Tourism and Hospitality (previously assisted by TVETR)
- 3. Pharmaceuticals (new sector)
- 4. Ceramics (new sector)
- 5. Furniture Manufacturing (new sector)
– new skill standards – new qualifications – new courses
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Partnerships
Project will develop partnerships with key
local stakeholders including:
– National Skills Development Council (NSDC) – National Skills Development Council (NSDC) – Directorate of Technical Education (DTE) – Bureau for Manpower Employment and Training (BMET) – Bangladesh Technical Education Board (BTEB) – Employers Organisations and industry bodies – Trade Unions – National and international NGOs
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Project Beneficiaries
Staff of Partner Organisations
– Government agencies, education and training providers,
enterprises and industry organisations and NGO partners enterprises and industry organisations and NGO partners
Instructors, trainers & MCPs
– Technical staff of institutions and enterprises involved in
training and assessment
Workers and Market Entrants
– Workforce members or candidates who will receive training,
certification, employment services and/or other direct support under the project
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Key Project Features
Staff of 19:
– CTA + 4 Program Advisors – 4 Program Officers – 4 Program Officers – Administrative staff – National professionals & consultants
Fellowships, workshops and training Equipment and furniture for training institutes
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Questions?
- welcome to the Technical Session after the break