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    The document discusses unemployment issues in ASEAN countries, particularly among youths and people with disabilities. It notes unemployment rates have increased in several ASEAN countries from 2014-2016. For youth unemployment, Indonesia has the highest rate among ASEAN nations at over 10% in 2016. In Vietnam, over 70% of the disabled population (over 4 million people) are unemployed. The document recommends various policies and programs to address these issues, including increasing education and training opportunities, establishing quota systems for hiring disabled individuals, and fostering regional collaboration on youth employment guarantees. Failure to adopt these recommendations could result in continued high unemployment rates across ASEAN of over 2.3% by 2020.

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    The document discusses unemployment issues in ASEAN countries, particularly among youths and people with disabilities. It notes unemployment rates have increased in several ASEAN countries from 2014-2016. For youth unemployment, Indonesia has the highest rate among ASEAN nations at over 10% in 2016. In Vietnam, over 70% of the disabled population (over 4 million people) are unemployed. The document recommends various policies and programs to address these issues, including increasing education and training opportunities, establishing quota systems for hiring disabled individuals, and fostering regional collaboration on youth employment guarantees. Failure to adopt these recommendations could result in continued high unemployment rates across ASEAN of over 2.3% by 2020.

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    The document discusses unemployment issues in ASEAN countries, particularly among youths and people with disabilities. It notes unemployment rates have increased in several ASEAN countries from 2014-2016. For youth unemployment, Indonesia has the highest rate among ASEAN nations at over 10% in 2016. In Vietnam, over 70% of the disabled population (over 4 million people) are unemployed. The document recommends various policies and programs to address these issues, including increasing education and training opportunities, establishing quota systems for hiring disabled individuals, and fostering regional collaboration on youth employment guarantees. Failure to adopt these recommendations could result in continued high unemployment rates across ASEAN of over 2.3% by 2020.

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    CREATING

    EQUAL
    OPPORTUNITIES
    AND DECENT
    WORK FOR ALL
    Team Name: The Thunder
    Member: Chandevipha Hourn
    University: Zaman University
    1 Current Concerns
    • Unemployment in ASEAN:
    - Youths
    - Disables
    Contents
    2 Recommendation

    3 Conclusion

    4 References
    Current Concerns
    Production

    3
    Unemployment Rate in ASEAN

    - 2014, 7 out of 10 ASEAN countries have over 11 millions people unemployed.


    - 2.4% Overall unemployment rate of ASEAN in 2016 – Over 15 million people
    Unemployment Rate in ASEAN

    Malaysia’s unemployment rate – increased from 2.87% to 3.3% (2014 – 2016)


    Where, Vietnam’s unemployment rate – increased by 1% (2014 – 2016)
    Youth Unemployment Rate
    Fluctuation of unemployment rate in 2004 and 2007, followed by the fluctuation during
    2008 to 2013, and keep decreasing since 2014 from 6.89% to 6.52% in 2016.
    Youth Unemployment Rate
    Indonesia got the highest rate of youth unemployment among all ASEAN nations. Even though, there were a
    reduction of the unemployment rate by 10%, Indonesia is still in a panic condition which need to be solved.

    “ Total unemployment rate of Malaysia's increased


    from 10.76% in 2004 to 12.12% in 2016 ”
    Unemployment Rate of Disables

    With over 6 million of Vietnam population categorized as disabled. Sadly over 70% of
    Vietnam population are unemployed which is accounted for over 4 millions people.
    Recommendations
    & Conclusions
    Production

    9
    Our Recommendations - Disability

    Regional Legal National Measurement


    Measurement (Workshop & Training)

    Social Inclusion &


    Awareness Quota System
    (Eliminate (Hire % of disables)
    discrimination &
    inclusion environment)
    ទំពំងស្នងឬស្សី -
    A bamboo shoot grows
    to be a bamboo

    11
    Our Recommendations - Youth

    National Level ASEAN - Regional Level

    Academic International Collaboration

    TIVET’s Training
    Educational programs Better labor market International Academic Education to work
    relevant to workplace information companies Institutions programs

    Commitment from ASEAN to Youth Employment


    Youth Engagement Guarantees -- Youths under 25 should receive:
    Youth
    Internship Workshop Soft Skill Training Continued
    entrepreneurship Employment Apprenticeship Traineeship
    Education
    Conclusion
    “One Vision, One Identity, One Community”
    If recommendations were not to be adopted, by 2020:

    Unemployment Rate in ASEAN still over 2.3% *


    Over 14 millions people *

    Total Youth Unemployment = over 6.4%

    Possibility of Increase in Disable unemployment


    [More than 70% (over 4 millions people) in Vietnam]
    References

    1. http://databank.worldbank.org/data/reports.aspx?source=poverty-and-equity-
    database#
    2. file:///C:/Users/visitor/Downloads/SDD%20Disability%20Glance%202015_Final.pdf
    3.
    https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SL.UEM.TOTL.ZScid=ECR_GA_HPlaunch_exWBData_E
    N_EXTP&gclid
    =Cj0KE
    4. http://data.unescap.org/escap_stat/#data/
    5. http://asean.org/storage/2012/05/ASEAN-Statistic-Yearbook-2015_r.pdf

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