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GSP Global Skill Partnerships GSPs in Action Migration Pathways Learn More Start a GSP GSPs in Action Migration Pathways Learn more Start a GSP Migration that works for everyone. The Global Skill Partnership is a migration model that ensures mobility contributes to development for all. Both countries of origin and destination get new workers, with needed skills, to help businesses grow and thrive. But that’s not all. " " " " Countries of origin get support for their broader development goals Countries of destination get to manage migration in a safe, legal, and ethical way " " And trainees get access to safe migration pathways, new opportunities, and better lives Global Skill Partnerships meet global skill shortages by providing targeted training in countries of origin and helping some of the trainees move. Flexible They adapt to the needs of the cooperating countries, working around old structures and building new ones. Market-led They are driven by the demands of employers and supply of employees, especially in mid-skill sectors like construction, healthcare, hospitality, and IT. Proactive They equip people with the skills they need before they move, making sure migration happens in a managed way while encouraging integration. Learn More Start a GSP GSPs in Action Oceania Agriculture, Horticulture, and Food Processing Construction, Engineering, and Manufacturing Healthcare Tourism and Hospitality PILOT Australia Pacific Training Coalition (APTC) Europe Construction, Engineering, and Manufacturing PILOT Youth, Employment and Skills in Kosovo (YES) Africa Europe Information and Communications Technology PILOT Pilot Project Addressing Labour Shortages Through Innovative Labour Migration Models (PALIM) CGD and the Development of Global Skill Partnerships Global Skill Partnerships are part of the solution for Germany. Olaf Scholz Chancellor of Germany Skills Mobility Partnerships Could Contribute €2.8 Billion Per Year to European GDP Expanding Legal Migration Pathways from Nigeria to Europe: From Brain Drain to Brain Gain Financing Legal Labor Migration Pathways: From Pilot to Scale Michael Clemens announces new Global Skill Partnerships portal from CGD Resources Central America North America Creating a Global Skill Partnership with Central America Using Existing US Visas Publication Central America North America Pathways for Labor Migration from Northern Central America: Five Difficult but Necessary Proposals Publication Europe Healthcare Why the UK Government Must Seriously Consider a Global Skill Partnership to Fix NHS Staff Shortages Publication CGD and the Development of Global Skill Partnerships Publication Europe Construction, Engineering, and Manufacturing Fulfilling the EU’s New Green-Skilled Mobility Goals Publication Financing Legal Labor Migration Pathways: From Pilot to Scale Migration Pathways We define legal pathways” as migration pathways between at least one country of migrant origin and one country of migrant destination. We have only included pathways that are (1) moving people for work purposes from lower to higher income countries; (2) are skill- and/or sector-targeted; and (3) have an important government component in the design of the program and/or its implementation. The pathways can be temporary or permanent, current or completed. Please do get in touch with us to add to or edit the data. GSPs in Action Contact Resources Join the LinkedIn group CGD blog Global Skill Partnerships Migration that works for everyone Supported by © All rights reserved....