Jobs, corruption and major development donors - applying the ACE approach to a thorny problem
Enough good jobs are vital to social cohesion. Bu…
June 10, 201920m 8s
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Show Notes
Enough good jobs are vital to social cohesion. But people can't get and keep good jobs without skills. Mushtaq Khan and Jess Sinclair Taylor look into a highly funded development sector, skills training, and ask what could be done to combat corruption in the skills sector, using Mushtaq's work in Bangladesh as an example. The results have some far wider implications than you might imagine.