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During its transition from a command to a market economy, the Albanian government's overriding concern has been coping with an umemployment crisis. The top priorities are to administer minimum income support measures efficiently and equitably, and to begin to support the unemployed; in their job search and training efforts. This project will assist the government to create the policy and institutional conditions for the development of an active and responsive labor market. The components of the project are: institutional development, both national and local, designed to develop labor policies; and the training, enterprises, and employment fund designed to develop a mechanism for channeling resources to projects to encourage flexible, demand driven training or promote the creation of small enterprises in the private sector for job creation. The project will lay the groundwork for the development of active labor markets in Albania; minimize the social cost of the transition; initiate delivery of services to help the unemployed; and provide a framework for providing public resources and external aid to private sector and community based organizations offering services to the unemployed;.**
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Last Updated February 08 2010
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Available Project Documents***
For a short project overview, please consult the Project Information Document if available.
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*Commitment at Board in USD$ millions. Does not reflect any cancellations. Pipeline and dropped projects display the forecast amount. Total project cost includes non-Bank funding.
** The project summary is drawn from the PAD, SAR, or PGD abstract and may not accurately reflect the project's current nature.
*** Project documents are posted to this website as soon as they reach certain milestones (more info.). For example, Project Appraisal Documents are processed and made available through this website a few days after Board approval. If you find that a report which should be here is unavailable, contact Infoshop .
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