Results and Indicators
| Result | Indicators |
|---|---|
Specific Objective - Outcome
h. Relevant labour market technical and soft –
including green and digital – skills acquired by beneficiaries of EU-supported VET, including for youth, women and people living in vulnerable situations, such as people with disabilities |
Percentage of beneficiaries having their performance/technical skills as apprentice rated by their employers as satisfactory, disaggregated by beneficiaries' sex, age, disability status and economic sector (OPSYS core indicator)
(Percentage)
Data Source:
Employer surveys conducted and budgeted by the EU-funded intervention |
Percentage of beneficiaries of EU VET programmes who report having gained relevant work experience with the apprenticeship, disaggregated by beneficiaries' sex, age, disability status
(Percentage)
Data Source:
Baseline and endline surveys conducted and budgeted by the EU-funded intervention |
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Percentage of beneficiaries who self-report improvement in their soft skills by attending EU-supported VET interventions, disaggregated by sex and disability and age
(Percentage)
Data Source:
Baseline and endline surveys conducted and budgeted by the EU-funded intervention |
| Result | Indicators |
|---|---|
Specific Objective - Outcome
g. New businesses established or informal business
registered by beneficiaries of EU-funded business development services, especially in circular economy and digital sectors |
Number of businesses created after business development services provided by the EU-funded intervention, disaggregated by registration status (not registered, in process, fully registered), economic sector, age and sex of the owners (OPSYS core indicator)
(Number)
Data Source:
Survey of business development services beneficiaries
Additional Information
Please establish a regular interval for conducting a survey of business development services beneficiaries, to see how many business will be created after EU-funded support is provided |
| Result | Indicators |
|---|---|
Specific Objective - Outcome
f. Increased decent employment in companies that
improved their competitiveness and integrated into global value chains with EU support, including in circular economy and digital sectors |
EURF - Number of (a) jobs, (b) green jobs supported/sustained by the EU - in companies supported by the EU to improve their competitiveness and integration into global value chains (OPSYS core indicator)
(Number)
Data Source:
EU-funded intervention's M&E system: database of jobs created, ROM reports, evaluations
Additional Information
For more detail, please see the methodological note for this EURF indicator at https://europa.eu/capacity4dev/sites/default/files/2.11-_number_of_dire… |
| Result | Indicators |
|---|---|
Specific Objective - Outcome
e. Improved information about the labour market
opportunities available to job seekers, employers, VET and education institutions, and employment services |
Number of policies that incorporate labour market data made available with EU support (OPSYS core indicator)
(Number)
Data Source:
Progress Reports, Expert analysis |
Percentage of beneficiaries who report receiving useful information from the labour market information system supported by EU-funded interventions, disaggregated by type of users, age, sex and disability status
(Percentage)
Data Source:
EU-funded intervention M&E system
Additional Information
Depending on intervention design and activities, beneficiaries can include job seekers and unemployed persons, employers looking to hire people, or employment services staff, etc. - please specify. |
| Result | Indicators |
|---|---|
Specific Objective - Outcome
d. Systemic dialogue between social partners, VET
and education institutions addresses supply and demand mismatch |
Percentage of VET and skills development curricula jointly revised or drafted by education regulators, VET institutions and social partners (employers and workers organisations) that are adopted, out of all VET and skills development curricula used in the country, by economic sector
(Percentage)
Data Source:
Baseline and endline surveys conducted and budgeted by the EU-funded intervention
Additional Information
Must include, an explanation of the process followed in the revision, the participants during, an analysis of the matching between training and employer's needs incorporated in the Plans, the status of the plans and the reference and links to the documents (Plans) |
Number of VET plans/programmes jointly revised or drafted by education regulators, VET institutions and social partners (employers' and workers' organisations) with support of EU and adopted (OPSYS core indicator)
(Number)
Data Source:
Progress Reports, Expert analysis |
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Extent to which the National Strategy for Youth Employment comprises systemic dialogue between social partners, VET providers and education institutions
()
Data Source:
Progress reports of the EU-funded intervention |
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Status of adoption of the legal framework governing the VET system ensuring that effective mechanism(s) for dialogue and coordination for VET providers, government and social partners supported with an EU-funded intervention (OPSYS core indicator)
(Status of)
Data Source:
Progress reports |
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Number of private sector representatives involved in the systemic dialogue supported by the EU-funded interventions, disaggregated by sex, age and disability status
(Number)
Data Source:
EU-funded intervention M&E system (Data should be available from National governments; function level data might have to be measured at project / programme level)
Additional Information
This can include employers' organisations as well as individual companies. |
| Result | Indicators |
|---|---|
Specific Objective - Outcome
c. Increased efficiency of job search, including for
youth, women and people living in vulnerable situations, such as people with disabilities |
Percentage of individuals who found a job within 6 months after having received support from the EU-funded intervention, disaggregated by sex, age, disability status (OPSYS core indicator)
(Percentage)
Data Source:
Survey of EU beneficiaries |
Average number of weeks to fill-in a vacancy by employment services supported by the EU-funded intervention, disaggregated by green/digital/other sectors and size of the firm
(Number)
Data Source:
Progress reports of the EU-funded intervention |
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Number of weeks for a jobseeker to a) find a job b) create a job for himself/herself after having received support from the EU-funded intervention, disaggregated by sex, age, disability status
(Number)
Data Source:
Progress reports of the EU-funded intervention |
| Result | Indicators |
|---|---|
Specific Objective - Outcome
b. Increased enforcement of international labour
standards, including on eliminating child labour and forced labour, as well as the social security law |
Percentage of labour inspectorate filed cases for breaches to labour regulations out of total number of inspections conducted in the last year
(Percentage)
Data Source:
Progress reports of the EU-funded intervention
Additional Information
Annual percentage |
Percentage of labour inspectorates who self-report improvement in the enforcement of compliance with labour legislation, supported by the EU-funded intervention, disaggregated by sex and age
(Percentage)
Data Source:
Baseline and endline surveys conducted and budgeted by the EU-funded intervention |
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Percentage of timely submissions of reports on child labour and/ or forced labour to the ILO Committee of Experts supported by EU interventions
(Percentage)
Data Source:
Database of participants |
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Percentage of timely submissions of reports to the ILO Committee of Experts supported by EU-funded interventions (OPSYS core indicator)
(Percentage)
Data Source:
Progress reports
Additional Information
Annual not cumulative |
| Result | Indicators |
|---|---|
Specific Objective - Outcome
a. Improved alignment of national regulations with
international labour standards, including on eliminating child labour and forced labour |
Number of ILO fundamental conventions ratified by the country
(Number)
Data Source:
Database of participants |