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Technical Cooperation Project for the State of Qatar – Phase 2 - Final evaluation

eval_number:
3529
eval_url:
https://webapps.ilo.org/ievaldiscovery/eval/3529
location:
country:
Qatar
region:
Arab States

eval_title:
Technical Cooperation Project for the State of Qatar – Phase 2 - Final evaluation
recommendations:
date:
2024-03-24 00:00:00.0
themes:
theme:
Constituents
category:
Government - capacity building

action_plan:
The ILO acknowledges and agrees to this recommendation. Thus, the TCP Phase 3 aims to work more closely with the PSA and the MOL on the development of a labour market information system. The TCP will recruit a Labour Market Specialist to provide quality technical advisory services in a timely manner. The ILO has always encouraged the collection, analysis and publication of data related to the reforms. For context, it is worth noting that the MOL already publishes more such data than other countries in the region.
management_response:
Action not yet taken
progress:
No implementation
admin_units:
RO-Arab States/DWT-Beirut
title:
The TCP should continue supporting the MOL and national institutions in the collection, analysis, and dissemination of data on the labour market and impact of the reforms. The ILO should strengthen the collaboration with the MOL and the PSA with a view to fill data gaps and enable disaggregated analysis across areas such as gender, sector, and occupation. The TCP should provide support to the MOL, the PSA and other national partners in collecting data to monitor the labour market, analyse the impact of the labour reforms, and inform policy making. These efforts should be part of the project’s M&E plan and should include indicators for measuring impact. The TCP should also continue supporting the collection, consolidation and analysis of OSH data. The ILO could also promote a strategy and partnership for open or joint data policies with the MOL. This would facilitate the dissemination of progress on labour reforms in general.
project_symbols:
QAT/21/01/QAT
url:
https://webapps.ilo.org/ievaldiscovery/recommendations/1094791
information_source:
Regional Office

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