Canada’s productivity challenge starts with people.
The Productivity Project is a Canadian research and policy initiative examining how human capital, learning, skills, work, and recognition systems can strengthen productivity and economic prosperity.
The Productivity Project is a collaboration among the Alberta Centre for Labour Market Research, Alberta Chambers of Commerce, the University of Calgary’s School of Public Policy, Canada’s Productivity Initiative, the LearningCITY Collective, and Mount Royal University,
The productivity problem is a bridging problem.
Canada has strong levels of education and talent, but learning does not automatically become productivity. The challenge is how people build, apply, renew, and demonstrate capability across changing labour markets.
Focus Areas
Human Capital & Productivity
Learning, Skills, Capability Development
Entry-Level Work and Career Pathways
Labour-Market Disruption
Recognition and Open Learning Systems
