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A Regional Tripartite CARICOM/ILO Meeting on LMI

A Regional Tripartite CARICOM/ILO Meeting on LMI. Background. Persistent issues that need to be resolved Data sources Analysis and use Dissemination Assistance programmes Lessons learned New Challenges and demands for Labour Statistics CSME …evolving regional labour market EPA

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A Regional Tripartite CARICOM/ILO Meeting on LMI

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  1. A Regional Tripartite CARICOM/ILO Meeting on LMI

  2. Background • Persistent issues that need to be resolved • Data sources • Analysis and use • Dissemination • Assistance programmes Lessons learned • New Challenges and demands for Labour Statistics • CSME …evolving regional labour market • EPA • Integrating Labour Stat programme with the overall development of statistics

  3. Outcomes • LM is properly planned and sufficiently integrated into the government budget • Reliable and affordable data sources for LMI are firmly established to produce LMI with a specified periodicity • A LMI dissemination is established that enables policy makers and the public to use LMI for policy and action

  4. Output • LMI strategy and three year Action Plan for the English and Dutch Caribbean • Integrated into: • National Government Budgets • Regional Statistical Work Programme • Tripartite support • Backing from the International Donor community • Context: Decent Work country strategies and the Regional Integration process

  5. Focus • Agencies: NSO; DoL; NIS; Min Agriculture • Stakeholders Employers, Trade Unions, Government Policy makers • Basic data sources: • LFS • Wage survey (where necessary combined with the NA survey) • Administrative records (NIS, DoL) • Min Agriculture ongoing surveillance • Statistical infra-structure; classifications, sample frames, interagency collaboration • Funding

  6. Participants • Users and producers of LMI • Regional, International organisations and funding agencies. • National delegates: NSOs, MoLs, Min responsible for (macro-economic) Planning, NTA’s (TVET), NIS, PEA, PES, Trade Unions, Employers’ Organisations and private and public research institutions

  7. Time line • Initial target October 2008 • Limited time for preparation • High level support for the meeting

  8. Preparatory work group • Background paper • A programme • Draft outline for the strategy • Links with the overall Statistical Strategy

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