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Jacqueline MazzaShares the results of twenty five years of practical experience in job-poor countries.Lays out in phases how developing countries can adapt existing services.Explores how countries are already improvi

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Stage 2: From Employment to Labor Intermediation Services,yment services into a more diverse set of labor intermediation services adapted to developing economies. It lays out three big-picture changes as part of Stage 2: creating new and linked services; improving coverage, management and performance; and expanding the national intermediation “market” of public, private and non-profit providers.

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Conference proceedings 2022om the 36 submissions. They present a discussion on the emerging techniques, theories and applications to enhance information and application security in practice. .*Due to the COVID-19 pandemic the conference was held online. .

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