What are the pillars of competitiveness?
Productivity
| Inclusivity
| Sustainability
| Resilience
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Productivity is driven by the diversification of work styles, innovation, and investing in research, development, and skills. It also involves improving procedures to increase the efficiency of government entities, commercial enterprises, and employees. By increasing production of goods and services, productivity enables broader access to the global market and increases profitability.
What are the enablers of productivity?
Quality and Efficiency in Operations, Services, and Products
Investing in Skill Development
Providing Multiple Financial Tools
Capital Investment in Machinery, Equipment, Technologies, and Facilities
Investment in Research, Development, and Innovation
Capital Investment in Cloud and Digital Solutions
Easy Access to the Judicial System
Sustainability refers to a range of environmental and social initiatives integrated into the strategies and operations of government agencies and the private sector. These efforts aim to optimize the use of natural resources—such as energy, water, and transportation—to align with current economic trends while ensuring their preservation for future generations.
Inclusivity involves enhancing economic and development policies to promote gender equality across various sectors and ensure equal access to high-quality goods and services in all regions. These policies benefit all segments of society and local communities, allowing them to participate in economic development and contributing to a diverse range of skills in the market.