Smarter Markets, Stronger Economies: AI-Driven Deregulation for the Digital Age
Workplace safety is a shared responsibility requiring collective efforts from governments, industry associations, chambers of commerce, and MSMEs themselves. While resource constraints often hinder smaller enterprises, targeted strategies focusing on awareness, training, and collaboration can bridge these gaps. Below is a reimagined approach to enhancing safety through stakeholder involvement
Workplace safety and security are fundamental not only to safeguarding human life but also to achieving long-term, sustainable economic growth. A safe workplace fosters productivity, enhances employee morale, and ensures compliance with global labor standards, which are increasingly scrutinized in a connected global economy. For businesses of all sizes, ensuring workplace safety is a non-negotiable imperative. However, Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) face unique and often disproportionate challenges due to their limited resources, lack of access to training, and minimal regulatory oversight.
In an era of “jobless growth,” the India World of Work Lab (IWWL) by ISED unravels the evolving nature of jobs and work. From digital transformation to flexible work models, IWWL explores how economic growth and technology are reshaping income opportunities. With insights into historical transitions and future trends, the lab serves as a research and advisory hub for policymakers, educators, and businesses navigating this dynamic landscape.
India MSME Report 2024, by ISED Small Enterprise Observatory, is India’s only comprehensive MSME reference document. It explores technology, finance, solopreneurship, and the Vision MSME 2047 roadmap, while analyzing entrepreneurship trends, labor markets, and MSME linkages. Positioned as a strategic tool for economic growth, the report highlights MSMEs as engines of economic resilience, delivering key…
The Manifesto, spearheaded by the Global Initiative for Industrial Safety (GIFIS) in collaboration with the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), Lloyd’s Register Foundation, and other prominent partners, outlines a strategic framework to address safety risks in traditional and emerging industries. The event saw participation from top officials representing the UAE Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology (MoIAT), Abu Dhabi Civil Defence Authority (ADCDA), and Abu Dhabi Investment Office (ADIO), along with global industry leaders and policymakers.
The European Investment Bank’s (EIB) latest edition of “Finance in Africa: Unlocking Investment in an Era of Digital Transformation and Climate Transition” delves deeply into the evolving landscape of finance and economic growth across the African continent, particularly in the context of a rapidly changing geopolitical and economic environment. The report reflects the EIB’s ongoing…
Circular economy actions are increasingly seen as integral to climate action by reducing the need for primary materials and curtailing greenhouse gas emissions linked to resource extraction and processing. Governments and businesses, regardless of their economic standing — whether in high-income, middle-income, or low-income economies — are progressively embedding circular economy principles in their development strategies.
Renewable Energy: How trade policy supports deployment and value addition in developing countries, International Trade Centre, Geneva, November 2024 As the urgency to combat climate change intensifies, renewable energy emerges as a critical solution for a sustainable future. The International Trade Centre’s (ITC) latest report, “Renewable Energy: How Trade Policy Supports Deployment and Value Addition…
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The summit’s theme, “Navigating Digital Horizons,” emphasized the critical role of technology in shaping SME success in an evolving global marketplace. By focusing on digital transformation, green innovation, and regional collaboration, the event laid a foundation for SMEs to thrive and contribute to economic diversification.
The BRICS Joint Statistical Publication (JSP) serves as a vital reference for understanding the socio-economic landscape of the BRICS nations, offering a comprehensive overview of key indicators across Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, and other newly inducted members. This public document captures the dynamic changes and comparative statistics of these countries, presenting crucial data…