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SUMMARY:Multicountry Workshop on AI and Impact on Workforce
DESCRIPTION:Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping job roles\, skills requirements\, and workforce structures across economies. While AI presents significant opportunities to enhance productivity\, competitiveness\, and innovation\, it also creates challenges related to job displacement\, skills mismatches\, and workforce readiness—particularly for small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) and developing labor markets. Many economies lack practical frameworks and institutional capabilities to systematically assess AI’s impact on their workforce and to design targeted\, humancentric workforce transition strategies. There is therefore a strong need for capacity-building platforms that equip policymakers and practitioners with foundational AI literacy\, practical tools to assess workforce impact\, and actionable strategies to develop AI-ready workforces that support inclusive and sustainable growth. \nThis workshop responds to this need by strengthening institutional capabilities and fostering peer learning across participating economies. Objectives include building foundational AI literacy; developing capacities to assess AI’s impact on local labor markets; and establishing strategies for AI-ready workforces. The workshop\, together with the postworkshop scheme development phase\, will contribute to strengthening institutional capacity among participating economies and support the development of forward looking\, inclusive workforce policies in the age of AI. \nFor more details please click here.
URL:https://www.apo-tokyo.org/event/multicountry-workshop-on-ai-and-impact-on-workforce/
LOCATION:Singapore
CATEGORIES:Projects
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260915
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260919
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SUMMARY:Workshop on Global Trends in Marine Debris Policies and SMEs
DESCRIPTION:Marine debris has become an increasingly critical environmental challenge across the Asia-Pacific region\, threatening marine ecosystems\, coastal communities\, fisheries\, tourism\, and sustainable economic development. As APO member economies face growing pressure to reduce plastic pollution\, improve resource efficiency\, and advance circular economy initiatives\, effective marine debris management has become a key policy and development priority. \nThis workshop aims to enhance participants’ understanding of global trends\, policy frameworks\, and practical approaches to marine debris management\, with a particular focus on prevention\, reduction\, resource recovery\, and circular economy strategies. Through expert presentations\, country case studies\, interactive discussions\, and site visits\, participants will examine innovative technologies\, policy instruments\, public–private partnerships\, and the role of SMEs in addressing marine debris challenges. The program will also provide a platform for knowledge exchange among participants from APO member economies\, enabling them to share experiences\, lessons learned\, and best practices while fostering regional collaboration toward more sustainable\, resilient marine debris management. \nFor more details please click here.
URL:https://www.apo-tokyo.org/event/workshop-on-global-trends-in-marine-debris-policies-and-smes/
LOCATION:Republic of China
CATEGORIES:Projects
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