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Debate with the business sector on productivity, with focus on women

byФинанце Тхинк

📢 In today’s discussion with the business sector, we talked about:
📈 Business sector practices for productivity and labor force activation, with a special focus on women.
⚙️ The needs and necessary regulatory and policy changes to boost productivity and fully utilize the economic potential of women. 🚀
🎯 We validated the designed recommendations from our research.

The discussion was organized in collaboration with the British Business Association in North Macedonia and supported by the British Embassy Skopje.

Stay tuned!

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