The document discusses the informal economy and whether the current concept is adequate for protecting workers and providing for their needs. It outlines characteristics of the informal economy, factors that have led to its growth like avoiding taxes and regulations, and current problems faced like lack of worker rights and indirect costs. It concludes that informal enterprises have potential but policies are needed to help integrate the formal and informal economies and remove obstacles for the informal sector.
The 2016 International Expert Workshop for ‘Employability in Agriculture, Renewable Energies and IT in Tunisia’, held by the Maghreb Economic Forum (Tunis, 27-30/07/2016), was a three days discussion among high-level experts from Tunisia and around the world. (See list of participants and bios of the experts). The workshop was the final component in a series of four workshops held by the MEF on the same subject throughout the year, in three regions of the country: Tunis, Gafsa and Tataouine. The workshop focused on the role of multilateral organizations, foreign foundations and international experts in providing guidance throughout Tunisia’s socio-economic transition towards inclusive growth. In order to prevent this long-term process from failing, we must identify the major obstacles standing in the way of large- scale job creation programs and identify new opportunities and innovative solutions.
The key questions raised at the workshop were:
How can the state better identify emerging trends and assess the needs of local communities?
Which structural reforms are needed and which legislative policies are to be drafted by the parliament to tackle the issue of illegal employment in the informal sector and improve informal worker access to
decent work and government protections?
How can executive power close the gap between policies and implementation?
How can leaders from civil society organizations, the media and the private sector exert pressure on
ruling elites to revisit the education system and increase labor market efficiency?
How can the state create an enabling and secure environment to boost employment, promote a
favorable investment climate, improve conditions for start-up founders and enhance trade?
Which best practices and innovative value-added solutions from abroad can be adapted to the
Tunisian context?
Agriculture: working toward a new political paradigm in Tunisia
Jobs for Tunisia?is a project developed by the Maghreb Economic Forum with the aim of exploring opportunities for job creation in three strategic sectors: Agriculture, Information Technology and Renewable Energies. At the
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Making Tunisia the 'SiliconValley' of the Maghreb.
Youth unemployment remains a major challenge of the Tunisian economy. Lack of access to decent jobs represents a major difficulty particularly for Tunisian graduates. In order to foster socio-economic development as well as creating sustainable job creation it is necessary to strengthen the private sector and facilitate the creation of new enterprises. However, starting a business requires as much financial and managerial knowledge as it doestechnologicalandmarket expertise.While many Tunisians have technical skills, they lack entrepreneurial skills. In order to address these challenges this policy briefs suggests investing in the creation of innovation laboratories and co-working spaces as well as designing a new legal framework that can facilitate entrepreneurial procedures.
The 2016 International Expert Workshop for ‘Employability in Agriculture, Renewable Energies and IT in Tunisia’, held by the Maghreb Economic Forum (Tunis, 27-30/07/2016), was a three days discussion among high-level experts from Tunisia and around the world. (See list of participants and bios of the experts). The workshop was the final component in a series of four workshops held by the MEF on the same subject throughout the year, in three regions of the country: Tunis, Gafsa and Tataouine. The workshop focused on the role of multilateral organizations, foreign foundations and international experts in providing guidance throughout Tunisia’s socio-economic transition towards inclusive growth. In order to prevent this long-term process from failing, we must identify the major obstacles standing in the way of large- scale job creation programs and identify new opportunities and innovative solutions.
The key questions raised at the workshop were:
How can the state better identify emerging trends and assess the needs of local communities?
Which structural reforms are needed and which legislative policies are to be drafted by the parliament to tackle the issue of illegal employment in the informal sector and improve informal worker access to
decent work and government protections?
How can executive power close the gap between policies and implementation?
How can leaders from civil society organizations, the media and the private sector exert pressure on
ruling elites to revisit the education system and increase labor market efficiency?
How can the state create an enabling and secure environment to boost employment, promote a
favorable investment climate, improve conditions for start-up founders and enhance trade?
Which best practices and innovative value-added solutions from abroad can be adapted to the
Tunisian context?
Agriculture: working toward a new political paradigm in Tunisia
Jobs for Tunisia?is a project developed by the Maghreb Economic Forum with the aim of exploring opportunities for job creation in three strategic sectors: Agriculture, Information Technology and Renewable Energies. At the
core of the project are a series of workshops and round-tables held in different
regions of Tunisia and through which experts have developed key policy recommendations.
Making Tunisia the 'SiliconValley' of the Maghreb.
Youth unemployment remains a major challenge of the Tunisian economy. Lack of access to decent jobs represents a major difficulty particularly for Tunisian graduates. In order to foster socio-economic development as well as creating sustainable job creation it is necessary to strengthen the private sector and facilitate the creation of new enterprises. However, starting a business requires as much financial and managerial knowledge as it doestechnologicalandmarket expertise.While many Tunisians have technical skills, they lack entrepreneurial skills. In order to address these challenges this policy briefs suggests investing in the creation of innovation laboratories and co-working spaces as well as designing a new legal framework that can facilitate entrepreneurial procedures.
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1. Is the current concept of informal economy adequate as a
basis for protecting workers and providing for their needs?
• Characteristics of informal economy
– Labour status
– Size of activity
– Professional status
– Registration of activity
– GNP accounts
Nima Viswanatha TEOCAR- Position Paper1 1
2. Is the current concept of informal economy adequate as a
basis for protecting workers and providing for their needs?
• Growth and development of the informal
economy (Gerxhani, 2004)
– To evade taxes
– To avoid losing government benefits
– To circumvent regulations and licensing
requirements
– A reaction by both firms and individuals to
labour unions
– The impact of international competition
Nima Viswanatha TEOCAR- Position Paper1 2
3. Is the current concept of informal economy adequate as a
basis for protecting workers and providing for their needs?
• Current problems faced in the informal
sector (ILO, 2002 & Becker, 2004)
– Worker rights not present
– Indirect costs
– Force labour
Nima Viswanatha TEOCAR- Position Paper1 3
4. Is the current concept of informal economy adequate as a
basis for protecting workers and providing for their needs?
• Conclusion
– When government policies get complex or costly,
employers/workers sometimes move outside the
official system
– Enterprises in the informal economy have an
entrepreneurial potential that could flourish if certain
obstacles were removed
– Policies are to be implemented to help the
development of the informal sector and help integrate
the two sectors of the economy: formal and informal
Nima Viswanatha TEOCAR- Position Paper1 4
