Sources

SRC-547

International Labour Organization, Rapid skills gap assessment of selected industrial sectors: Syria, Geneva, 2025, ISBN 9789220423516 (web PDF), DOI 10.54394/FKPX3334, 30 pages

Source ID: SRC-547
Citation: International Labour Organization, Rapid skills gap assessment of selected industrial sectors: Syria, Geneva, 2025, ISBN 9789220423516 (web PDF), DOI 10.54394/FKPX3334, 30 pages
URL or path: research/SRC-AQ73_b7_ilo_skills_gap_syria_2025.pdf; https://doi.org/10.54394/FKPX3334
Type: Official technical report, employer survey
Hierarchy tier: 3
Published: 2025
Accessed: 2026-09-07; re-opened 2026-09-12
Snapshot: Retrieved 7 September 2026 from the ILO publications server, HTTP 200, 1,345,667 bytes, text sidecar alongside
Claims: CH7 line 161; CH8 line 275
Status: READ

Version history

The register keeps changing after the book is fixed in print. Each entry below was added to this row in the order shown.

Purposive survey of 140 factories, five sectors, four governorates, fieldwork 1 April to 10 July 2025, by Harvest Consulting for the ILO with the Chamber of Industries. PDF page 12: 44 per cent of enterprises intend to recruit within six months, 56 per cent do not; 38 per cent of the latter cite declining local demand. PDF page 18: a list of hard-to-fill jobs by sector, uncounted. NOT an occupational demand model: no quantities by occupation, no horizon beyond six months, no projection. Opened against B7 on 7 September 2026 (retrieval log section B7) and re-opened 12 September 2026 (audits/reports/AQ73_B7_academic_literature_2026-09-11.md, 3.1) [row proposed as SRC-NEW-A in audits/reports/AQ73_B7_academic_literature_2026-09-11.md; registered 12 September 2026]