Human capital, key to the structural transformation of the economy

And this requires improving the quality of education, strengthening vocational and technical education, empowering women, as well as strengthening the quality of the performance of the health system.

This project, explained Patrick Achi, is based on the fact that Côte d'Ivoire today needs technicians and engineers to accelerate the progress of its industry, its businesses and that of its energy market.

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A hospital program of nearly 850 billion FCFA, providing in particular for the construction of 20 hospitals and the rehabilitation of 22 others, as well as the construction and rehabilitation of hundreds of first contact health establishments throughout the territory is underway.

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A program to build seven vocational training establishments, at a total cost of 146.5 billion CFA francs, spread throughout the national territory, was launched by Prime Minister Patrick Achi on January 24, 2022, in Ebimpé , in the commune of Anyama.

Human capital is involved in the sectors of industry, agriculture, tourism, mining and hydrocarbons, ICT and digital, transport infrastructure, housing, road infrastructure, etc.

According to the main results of the Integrated Regional Survey on Employment and the Informal Sector (ERI-ESI) 2017-2018, the working-age population stood at 13.6 million people, or 55.5% of the total population.

For the efficiency of the education system, the Ivorian State has made massive investments through the construction of basic infrastructure for all.

This program aims by 2030 to deal with a stock of one million unemployed or poorly integrated people, with an intermediate objective of four hundred thousand (400,000) as part of the implementation of PSGouv 2 over the period.

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