Manpower Problems (General)/مشاكل القوى العاملة بشكل عام
Nigeria has launched an ambitious initiative to create a comprehensive national development framework by integrating the Federal Government's four development plans with the three regional governments' plans into a National Development Plan for 1962–1968, costing £676.5 million. The plan a...
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معهد التخطيط القومى
2024
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| Sumari: | Nigeria has launched an ambitious initiative to create a comprehensive national development framework by integrating the Federal Government's four development plans with the three regional governments' plans into a National Development Plan for 1962–1968, costing £676.5 million. The plan aims to raise general living standards and achieve a diversified, self-sustaining economy. It focuses on improving manpower training, enhancing agricultural production, and accelerating industrial growth, underpinned by an educational plan based on the Ashby Commission Report on Post-Secondary Education. Challenges include the lack of up-to-date information on manpower developments. Key issues to be examined include those related to the Ashby Report’s recommendations, particularly regarding high-level manpower needs, and broader socio-economic problems like rural unemployment and urban migration, which often receive less attention compared to technical manpower forecasting. |
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