The OECD and technical education in post-war Mediterranean Europe

Granata, Mattia

doi:10.1080/0023656x.2022.2057459

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“…A new factor that adjusts any plans, forecasts, and reforms, and which must first be taken into account under the current conditions, is the factor of war and national security. There are a number of recent publications devoted to this issue, and the opportunities of receiving higher and vocational education during the war in Ukraine (Chumak, 2022; Radkevych & Yershova, 2022) and in other countries (Dobiesz et al, 2022; Granata, 2022; Hemetsberger et al, 2022). Most scholars agree that both economic potential and the level of economic security, including the mitigation of risks and threats the education system and related processes, are significantly weakened if there is an armed conflict in the country, and the solution of humanitarian problems based on scientifically robust forecasts becomes possible with the development of a set of programs for post‐war reconstruction and recovery.…”

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Human resources for regional development in Ukraine: A roadmap for forecasting and determining a regional training request

Hrynkevych

Levytska

Baranyak

2023

Regional Science Policy & Practice

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The Russian military invasion of Ukraine and the fierce resistance of the Ukrainian people confirmed once again the thesis about the significant role of the human factors in the ability to withstand challenges and threats. The war conditions have also revealed the importance of the regional leader's ability to mobilize resources for social and economic survival. The purpose of the article is to design a roadmap for forecasting needs and determining a regional request for training. The results of the study provide regional leaders with a framework for deciding on funding for training, taking into account the powers of regional authorities and features of analytics and forecasts on the labor market in Ukraine.

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Human resources for regional development in Ukraine: A roadmap for forecasting and determining a regional training request

Hrynkevych

Levytska

Baranyak

2023

Regional Science Policy & Practice

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How popularising higher education affects economic growth and poverty alleviation: empirical evidence from 38 countries

Li,

Xue,

Wei

et al. 2024

Humanit Soc Sci Commun

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The popularisation of higher education supports UNESCO’s aim of developing inclusive and equitable quality education to achieve the fourth Sustainable Development Goal. However, the effect of popularising higher education on economic growth and poverty alleviation remains unexplored. Therefore, this study investigated the effects of higher education and adult education within populations (popularisation of higher education) on economic growth (gross domestic product; GDP) and the poverty line using panel data from 38 countries. OLS and quantile regression were performed using data for the period 1995–2021 extracted from the OECD and World Bank databases. The results showed that the population segments with higher education had a significantly positive impact on GDP growth. Moreover, an increased proportion of the population with higher education, of working age, was found to be a contributing factor to GDP growth. Popularising higher education also played a positive role during the initial stage of social and economic development. This study also highlighted that popularising higher education play a key role to influence a country’s educational development and scientific and technological innovation drives the deepening of a country’s economy. It suggested that both national and local governments worldwide should pay much attention to the popularisation degree of higher education to greatly improve the innovative ability of talents and scientific and technological innovation in higher education for both the economic growth and poverty alleviation.

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International organisations in vocational education and training: a literature review

Klassen

2024

Journal of Vocational Education & Training

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The OECD and technical education in post-war Mediterranean Europe

Cited by 5 publications

References 29 publications

Human resources for regional development in Ukraine: A roadmap for forecasting and determining a regional training request

Human resources for regional development in Ukraine: A roadmap for forecasting and determining a regional training request

How popularising higher education affects economic growth and poverty alleviation: empirical evidence from 38 countries

International organisations in vocational education and training: a literature review

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