H UMAN R ESOURCE D EVELOPMENT &E MPLOYMENT A LBANIA & L ISBON AGENDA Dorarta Hyseni.

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H UMAN R ESOURCE D EVELOPMENT &E MPLOYMENT A LBANIA & L ISBON AGENDA Dorarta Hyseni

A LBANIA Population: 3.4 million UNDP’s 2006 Human Development Report: - Middle income - Human Development Index of Unemployment: 13.8% in Real unemployment – around 30 % Long term- 66 % of unemployment

Growth- 5- 8%, mainly due to capital accumulation The private sector generates: - 80% of GDP (SMEs- 64 %) - 67% of total employment. 99% of all active enterprises- up to 80 employees E MPLOYMENT S TRUCTURE

Young population Working age population will increase 5% annually over the course of this decade and, in 2015, it will represent two-thirds of the total population. M AIN F EATURES

 Informality Three out of every four employees in Albania are working on the black market.  Women - Paid 35 % less % of employment  Minorities - 70 % Roma- unemployed  Emigration: Internal & Abroad  Brain drain ???  Large regional disparities M AIN F EATURES

 National Strategy for Development and Integration  Employment Sector Strategy  National Education Strategy G OVERNMENT S TRATEGY

 CARDS  World Bank  UNDP  SIDA D ONOR S UPPORT  IDA  USAID  Soros Foundation

Goal: Gradual lowering of unemployment to EU level by 2013 Lowering of unemployment rate by 0.3% each year Increase in the number of employed by 5% per year 20% of the unemployment to actively participate in employment services until 2013 Opening of new jobs Life-long learning Higher investment in Human Capital Employment services Fostering of private sector Informality Back to Albania E MPLOYMENT S ECTOR S TRATEGY

- Law on Employment Promotion of 1995 Amended 1999, 2002, 2005 and 2006 Amendaments - Life learning approach - Vulnerable groups Immediate goals: Labour force survey- missing Job Bank and a Jobseekers Bank Increased transparency L EGAL REFORM

−January 1st, income tax decreased to 10%. − Social security contributions for employees from 29% to 20%. − 30% reduction of electric prices for businesses − Annulment of the yearly re-registration fee for businesses Business sector in Albania still faces: high levels of informality and corruption. F ISCAL I NCENTIVES

- Social businesses - YAPS- Youth Albania Professional Services - Public works - Concessions - Business of returning emigrants O THER E MPLOYMENT C REATION

- Adult literacy rate (15 and above) % - Combined gross enrolment ration for prim., second. and tert. Education: 68.6 % - Education index Low budget spending on education % of unemployed: primary education % Secondary education %of unemployed: higher education E DUCATION

Lack of formal training Use of personal relationships Family business employment Y OUTH

- 40 vocational schools - 22 cities (only 3 in rural areas) - 9 public centers for vocational training licensed private vocational centers In 2006, - 72% of graduates: computers/ foreign languages % of the people attending - <24 yrs % of the participants had graduated from high school Problems: - The quality of vocational training is regarded poorly - 41% of those who partake in vocational training remain unemployed V OCATIONAL T RAINING

University Education - Private universities ( 11 Public/ 15 Private) -Limited mobility of students -Lack of career counseling/ job fairs - Very high levels of students abroad: Brain gain or brain drain? Research - January 2008: Association - 7 th Framework (ERA) - Restructuring of research institutes U NIVERSITY & R ESEARCH

High School Education - National testing and evaluation center - Teacher training and quality assurance - Information Technology University - Bologna Charter Law Public Administration - TIPA – Training Institute for Public Admin Private sector Low number of employment & consulting agencies (14) Limited HR Consulting & on-job training R EFORM & T RAINING N ATIONAL EDUCATION STRATEGY

T HANK Y OU