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Human capital outlook implications for skills development in the pharmaceutical sector


Date posted:

2022/11/01

Publication year:

2011

Corporate author/s:

Department of Trade and Industry (DTI); Ilangabe Lase Africa

Output-type:

research report

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pdf

The Department of Trade and Industry (the DTI) commissioned Ilangabe Lase Africa to conduct research into human capital outlook implications for skills development in the pharmaceutical sector, with a specific focus on IPAP-2-identified growth opportunities (IPAP 2 areas) for the pharmaceutical sector. The objectives of the research were: To verify and validate the requirements and supply of critical skills for IPAP growth opportunities (IPAP areas) for the pharmaceutical sector; To assess the adequacy of education and training provision in addressing IPAP core skills requirements; To present a case study of a successfully implemented growth path for the pharmaceutical sector in any of the world economies that had similar growth and skills challenges as well as opportunities in the past; To make recommendations on skills planning and development strategies for IPAP 2 areas. The focus is on the first four of the five identified IPAP-2-growth opportunity areas.

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