Vocational Training Policy for Ethnic Minority Labour in Transitional Countries: The Case Study in the Northwestern of Vietnam

Hai, Ha Do Thi; Ngoc, Anh; Dang, Nui Nguyen; Thu, Huong Le Thi

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“…As a result, economically challenged regions are gradually improving, and many households are escaping poverty. In economically developed areas, the workforce is trained based on an advanced education system, ready to supply the economy with a high-quality labor force [22]. Currently, Vietnamese businesses are adapting well to market demands by producing high-quality and competitively priced products.…”

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“…Additionally, in the increasingly competitive private sector, where product quality is on the rise and costs are being reduced, private enterprises are contributing significantly to government finances through fees, taxes, and other means. This additional revenue empowers governments to invest in infrastructure, especially in remote and underprivileged areas, and improve education and living conditions for vulnerable populations [1,21,22].…”

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Private Investment and Economic Development: Ensuring Sustainability in the Future

2023

J. Hum. Earth Future

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Objectives: The objectives of this study are 1) to examine the role of private investment in economic development towards sustainability in Vietnam by utilizing provincial-level data from the period 2000–2020 and 2) to construct an economic development index based on four main pillars: economy, science and technology, energy models, and multidimensional poverty. Methods/Analysis: The study employed the CS-ARDL estimation method to investigate the short- and long-term relationships between private investment and economic development. Furthermore, to address issues related to slope heterogeneity, endogeneity, and cross-sectional dependence, the study applied the AMG and CCEMG models to assess this relationship in the long term. Findings: The study identified a positive long-term relationship between private investment and economic development. Additionally, investment in science and technology, agricultural land urbanization, vocational training for labor, trade openness, and private sector finance exhibited significant associations with private investment. Novelty/Improvement: The study successfully developed an economic development index and elucidated the relationship between private investment and economic development. The research underscores two critical strategies for attracting and promoting private sector investment: improving the workforce through training and expanding export markets. The effective implementation of these strategies can address subsequent challenges and expedite sustainable economic development progress. Doi: 10.28991/HEF-2023-04-04-04 Full Text: PDF

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Private Investment and Economic Development: Ensuring Sustainability in the Future

2023

J. Hum. Earth Future

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“…As vocational education training educates participants with technical and valuable skills and the know-how to implement them in daily agricultural activities (Huijsmans and Chea, 2017), being well prepared for their profession enhances individuals' chance to afford better job opportunities (Do et al, 2020). The better job opportunities a laborer obtains, the more money a laborer earns.…”

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Factors Affecting Endogenous Income of Informal Laborers Suffering Economically Social Exclusion in Vietnam’s Northern Mountainous Area

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Solving economically social exclusion has been a concern among developed countries; it is relatively new in developing countries, including Vietnam. Unless getting better employment, rural laborers cannot get rid of economically social exclusion status. The better of employable chances labor occupies, the higher endogenous income labor can earn. This paper uses Binary logistic to explore the factors affecting informal laborers' endogenous income suffering economically social exclusion in Vietnam's northern mountainous rural area. Questionnaires were designed to collect dependent and independent variables for Binary logistic regression; 725 rural laborers living in Tuyen Quang, Yen Bai, Ha, Quang Ninh Bac Giang province have been interviewed. The finding reveals that all factors represent positive signs, of which the laborers' qualification is the most important one. As laborers' endogenous income relies on employment, by reviewing current employment policies on supporting rural laborers, the paper points out several recommendations for better employment perspectives to the informal laborers in rural areas in the coming years.

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Vocational Training Policy for Ethnic Minority Labour in Transitional Countries: The Case Study in the Northwestern of Vietnam

Cited by 2 publications

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Private Investment and Economic Development: Ensuring Sustainability in the Future

Private Investment and Economic Development: Ensuring Sustainability in the Future

Factors Affecting Endogenous Income of Informal Laborers Suffering Economically Social Exclusion in Vietnam’s Northern Mountainous Area

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