Abstract
The joint African Union (AU) and International Labour Organization (ILO) guidance note on strengthening skills anticipation and matching in African Union Member States aims at supporting African Union Member States who wish to establish a skills anticipation and matching system or strengthen an existing one. It serves as practical guidance for designing and implementing skills anticipation and matching policies, programmes and measures, and on how to incorporate these into broader socio-economic development agendas and strategies. The document builds on the invaluable experiences and insight gained from the Skills Initiative for Africa (SIFA) Skills Anticipation Project.
