Private sector
The private sector is an essential actor in economic and social development, comprising chambers of commerce and industry, technical associations, and business groupings that contribute specialized knowledge, innovation, and practical experience across various productive sectors.
Within the framework of the Quito Process, its participation is key to promoting the economic inclusion of refugees and migrants, generating employment opportunities, and strengthening labour integration and entrepreneurship initiatives.
It also contributes to strengthening public-private collaboration, provides technical inputs for public policies, and promotes dialogue spaces oriented towards sustainable and coordinated solutions.
Participation in the Quito Process
For the purposes of the Quito Process, institutions, chambers, and groupings with representation in at least four member countries and with experience in initiatives related to the socioeconomic integration of refugees and migrants in the region are recognized as part of the private sector.
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