Skilling India's Workforce

Published 12 September 2014

This policy brief highlights the problems facedand the skills required to sought them Problem Highlight:

Key Messages

This policy brief highlights the problems faced and the skills required to sought them Problem Highlight:

 India needs to 500 million trained workers by 2022
 Current capacity and skill levels are inadequate

Proposed Solutions:

 Strengthen existing institutions and hold them responsible
 Have a single agency to coordinate training programmes
 Create more inclusive programmes

More about publication
Date	12 September 2014
Type	Briefs
Contributors	Anshu Bharadwaj Shri SV Ranganath
Related areas	Communication and Policy Engagement

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