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IAOP – CENTRAL AMERICA CHAPTERGUATEMALA, APRIL 2009
LORI BLACKMANESTUARDO ROBLESROGER CONRADO
GVC PARTNERSINGENIA
Human Capital Baseline
Motivation
What do we have?
Where do we have it?
What can we offer?
How do we build capacity?
Create awareness and motivate discussion
Challenges
Lack of information – public, private, scattered
Unreliable information
Unwillingness to share information
A work in progress
Sources
Central BanksMinistries and government agenciesIndustry chambersUniversitiesNGOsCEPAL / ECLAIncaePrivate organizationsWikipedia
The Baseline - Parameters
DemographicsEconomyInfrastructureEmploymentEducationOutsourcing industry
CA - Population
Capital Cities Population
Less than 1 Million
More than 1 Million
More than 2 Million
More than 3 Million
14 Million - Guatemala
7 Million - Honduras
6 Million - El Salvador
5 Million - Nicaragua
4 Million - Costa Rica
3 Million - Panama
40 MILLION TOTAL (32 million in the CA-4)
Other Cities with large Populations
More than 500,000
More than 250,000
Young-Urban Population
•In “C.A. Market”, populations are “very young”, in comparison to other markets
•In “C.A. Market”, the Economically active populations are high in comparison to other markets
Population Shift
Longer term projections demonstrate a young population will remain to sustain the aging population.
Costa Rica has the oldest population and Guatemala has the youngest in C.A.
Source: INCAE, Costa Rica
Solid Infrastructure Development
Source: BCN, CIA, Tiscali
Vs. Population
Source: BCN, CIA, Tiscali
Employment Trends – Beyond Traditional
Source: Banco Central de Nicaragua
Employment
Source: Banco de Guatemala
A move toward services
Source: Banco Central de Nicaragua
The Region
Source: BCN, Banco de Guatemala, BCH, CBB, INEC, Ministerio de Economia.
University Population Young – Urban and Educated!
Education – if you build it, they will come!
Source: CNU
Similar trend
Source: MINED
Outsourcing Industry
Bilingual Agents:Total Population Ratio
Guatemala El Salvador Honduras Nicaragua
2.9K:14.2M 5.2K:6.5M 0.1K:7.4M 1.2K:5.5M
0.0204% 0.0800% 0.0014% 0.022%
Bilingual Agents CA-4 vs Costa Rica
Costa Rica Ratio 32K:4.3M = 0.7442%
Bilingual Agents/country (Adjusted to Costa Rica)
Guatemala El Salvador Honduras Nicaragua
2.9K:14.2M 5.2K:6.5M 0.1K:7.4M 1.2K:5.5M
0.7442% 0.7442% 0.7442% 0.7442%
105,676 48,373 55,071 40,931
Bilingual Agents CA-4 vs Panama
Panama Ratio 18K:2.5M = 0.7200%
Bilingual Agents/country (Adjusted to Panama)
Guatemala El Salvador Honduras Nicaragua
2.9K:14.2M 5.2K:6.5M 0.1K:7.4M 1.2K:5.5M
0.7200% 0.7200% 0.7200% 0.7200%
102,240 46,800 53,280 39,600
What Next?
Take a step to the left please.
Where are the jobs?
How do we train?