The Wadhwani Foundation is also increasing its efforts at the state and city levels to speed up job creation globally. The foundation is working to achieve 2.5 million jobs and facilitate 6 million employment opportunities by 2030. The foundation’s new strategy will allow it to work in partnership with governments and private companies. The purpose of these partnerships is to leverage skill development initiatives and maximize employment opportunities.
Strengthening Local Execution and Partnerships
In addition, the foundation highlights technology-enabled platforms to connect talent with appropriate opportunities. In this way, job seekers are provided with quicker access to training and job placement. The programs of the foundation include training, mentoring, and job placement. They also make use of analytics to assess their impact. In this way, businesses are provided with a competent and prepared workforce, and youth are provided with sustainable careers. Finally, these efforts enhance global workforce development, entrepreneurship, and employability in both metropolitan and regional settings.
Commenting on the approach, Ajay Kela, CEO & Board Member. Wadhwani Foundation said: “Our mission is to create jobs and improve livelihoods at scale. In Mexico, we are strengthening execution by working closer to state and city ecosystems. While continuing to deliver our programs nationally at zero cost through strong partnerships.” “This will accelerate outcomes, creating more jobs locally and placing more job-ready people into them. As we progress toward our 2030 goals.”
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