MYWORLD UN Global Survey
  Main outcomes of post-2015 UN consultations: 
  People need better job opportunities
              MyWorld survey: Proportion of people from 
              each country who selected jobs as one of
              their priorities in the post-2015 agenda
  Thinking about jobs: how can we make 
  people’s concerns central in the new agenda?
   Recent trends in global economy and 
    implications for employment and growth 
   Designing a new comprehensive, universal 
    and integrated sustainable development 
    framework
   Strategies for employment and growth 
   Policy mechanisms to promote more 
    equitable and sustainable employment trends 
  Scale of the Global Jobs Challenge
   Crisis-related jobs gap widened to 62 million jobs 
    lost since 2008
  Mixed trends in reduction of 
  working poverty
   From 55.2 per cent in 2000, the share of $2 a day 
    working poor declined to 32.1 per cent in 2012, but 
    remained at nearly 60 per cent in LDCs. Progress 
    uneven across regions, with more than 87 per cent of 
    reduction in East Asia. 
   More than half developing world workforce self-
    employed or unpaid family workers – likely to be 
    informal.
   15 per cent of developing world’s total workforce still 
    living on below $1.25 a day - nearly 400 million 
    workers - two thirds in South Asia and Sub Saharan 
    African - mainly in agriculture.