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9th IZA/World Bank Conference Policy Forum: Skills and Labor Policies
Location:
Universidad del Pacífico, Av. Salaverry 2020, Jesus Maria, Lima, Peru
Klaus F. Zimmermann (Director, IZA and University of Bonn), Jaime Saavedra (Minister of Education, Peru), Edgar Quispe (Vice-Minister of Labor, Peru), Stefano Scarpetta (Director for Employment, Labour and Social Affairs, OECD), Moderated by: Gustavo Yamada (Dean of the Economics and Finance Faculty, Universidad del Pacífico)
Evidence-Based Labor Market Policies
Edgar Quispe (Vice-Minister of Labor, Peru), Leonardo Narvarte (Director of the Direction of Higher Education, Ministry of Education, Peru), David Robalino (Lead Economist, World Bank),Nuria Rodriguez-Planas (Associate Professor, Queens College, CUNY), Moderated by: Stefano Scarpetta (Director for Employment, Labour and Social Affairs, OECD)
Moderated by: Gustavo Yamada (Dean of the Economics and Finance Faculty, Universidad del Pacífico)
Providing skills to the workforce that are relevant for the labor market requires strong collaboration and coordination efforts between education and labor market policies. Based on the evidence of IZA WoL the panel will discuss the roles of the Education and Labor Ministries in providing skills that are suited for the labor market, reviewing areas where collaboration and harmonization may be required. The Peruvian case will serve as a reference throughout the discussion.
10:30
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11:00
Coffee Break
11:00
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12:15
Evidence-Based Labor Market Policies
Edgar Quispe (Vice-Minister of Labor, Peru) Leonardo Narvarte (Director of the Direction of Higher Education, Ministry of Education, Peru) David Robalino (Lead Economist, World Bank) Nuria Rodriguez-Planas (Associate Professor, Queens College, CUNY)
Moderated by: Stefano Scarpetta (Director for Employment, Labour and Social Affairs, OECD)
The panel will discuss the evidence of IZA WoL on the effectiveness of active and passive labor market programs programs that translate into better remuneration
and employment opportunities. Specifically it will look among others at unemployment benefit as well as mentoring programs. It will review critical factors that lead
programs to be effective, and discuss the extent to which Peruvian programs do incorporate such factors.
12:15
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12:30
Concluding Remarks
Gustavo Yamada (Dean of the Economics and Finance Faculty, Universidad del Pacífico)
Employment protection
Stefano Scarpetta IZA World of Labor, 2014: 12 doi: 10.15185/izawol.12.
