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Fragmented governance across ministries
Fragmented governance across ministries leads to uncoordinated policies, duplicated efforts, and weaker impact of skills investments.
STRATEGIC DIAGNOSTIC QUESTION
Are education, labour, social, and climate policies aligned?
It means that policies across these sectors are coordinated and working together toward shared goals, rather than being designed and implemented separately
RECOMMENDATION
Maintain inter-ministerial coordination
Coordination is working, but it should be maintained and strengthened through shared objectives and monitoring
RECOMMENDATION
Create formal cross-ministerial governance for Reskilling Labs
It means setting up a clear and structured system where different ministries work together, share responsibilities, and jointly coordinate the design and implementation of Reskilling Labs.
Key National Policy Actions
Assign lead authority for skills ecosystems
Create a skills council that sets shared objectives and indicators and aligns funding and implementation across ministries and levels of government.
Key National Policy Tools
Government decrees; inter-ministerial committees
The purpose is to formalise coordination, define roles, and ensure joint decision-making.
EXAMPLE TYPE
Cross-government coordination mechanism.
Cross-government coordination mechanism that reduces fragmentation, avoids duplication, and aligns policies with labour-market and transition priorities.
Example: A national steering group jointly oversees Reskilling Labs across education, labour and transition policies using shared objectives and indicators.