The scope of the policy brief is to provide recommendations to bridge the gap between schooling, learning and employability at a global scale.
This policy brief's recommendations go beyond marginal changes in visa processes, arguing that member states take a holistic approach to creating a high-skill migration regime that encourages mobility for workers in certain high-skill sectors.
This policy brief suggests that the arrival of the 4th industrial revolution is an opportunity for African countries, in association with the G20 and its members, to structurally reform their economies.
This policy brief recommends the G20 to to start monitoring the trends in technological adoption and skills development in each G20 country
This document underlines the need for a new social contract between citizens, consumers, employees, the state, and enterprise is needed to delineate a new understanding around rights, responsibilities and entitlements. As a step towards defining such a contract, we set out seven norms for defining these relationships in the digital age.