Pillar 2: Improving the Quality and Relevance of Skills Development: The objective was to improve the quality and relevance of the skills development programs offered by all public and private institutions and non-governmental organizations. [...] Financing: The project was part of the Skills Development Program (SDP), financed by a Bank credit in the amount of US$21.7 million (of which zero disbursed), a Bank credit in the amount of US$79.8 million (of which US$47.81 million disbursed), and planned financing in the amount of US$100 million by the Asian Development Bank (ADB), US$26 million by the Korean Government, and US$17 million by the [...] At the time of project closure, the project’s objective was in line with the Bank’s most recent Country Partnership Framework (FY17-20), which aims to “strengthen education and training systems to deliver the skills needed for the advanced industrial and service sector activities of a globally competitive middle-income country" (p. [...] The aim of the ISSCs was to foster industry expertise for sector skills gap analysis, development and updating of competency standards and training programs, teacher training, industry orientation and career fairs, and awareness building activities on TVET, in order to improve the market relevance of training programs and alignment of the skills of workers to job market demand. [...] The implementation of the MYASD annual budget was approved in line with the government’s SSDP and medium-term budgetary framework, achieving the target of DLI1.
Authors
- Disclosure Status
- Disclosed
- Doc Name
- Sri Lanka - Skills Development
- Document Date
- 2020-10-28
- Originating Unit
- OPS2DATASHEET
- Published in
- United States of America
- Rel Proj ID
- LK-Skills Development Project-1219759 -- P132698
- Total Volume(s)
- 1
- Volume No
- 1