Revamping Workforce Skills: Boosting Employment by 2030
A report by NCAER highlights the importance of investing in workforce skilling to boost employment in labor-intensive sectors by 2030. It emphasizes increasing skilled labor, stimulating demand, and adopting best practices and policies to enhance manufacturing and services sectors for significant employment growth.

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A recently released report by the economic think tank NCAER underscores the pivotal role of investing in workforce skills to substantially increase employment in labor-intensive sectors by the year 2030.
According to the report titled 'The Landscape of Employment in India: Pathways to Jobs,' enhancing inter-sectoral linkages could boost employment by up to 200 percent compared to current levels.
The report's author, Farzana Afridi, underlines the necessity for a multi-pronged approach, including increased government expenditure and tax reductions, alongside adopting international best practices and national quality benchmarks for skilling the workforce. Additionally, the report advocates a focus on improving training quality and incorporating digital literacy and soft skills to enhance employability.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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