Structural transformation, employment, production and society
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The Economic Commission for Africa defines structural transformation as the fundamental changes in economic and social structures that advance inclusive and sustainable development This definition addresses three key questions: \
a) What is structural transformation? It is a fundamental and multidimensional process observed in all countries reaching high levels of development;
b) How is it achieved? It requires profound economic and social transformation, such as economic diversification and technological upgrading, the creation of decent and productive employment and equitable social welfare;
c) Why does it matter? It is crucial for implementing the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and Agenda 2063: The Africa We Want.