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Embodied in Vision 2036 is Botswana's aspirations to be a knowledge-based economy by the year 2036. There is a consensus that innovation is important for economic growth and technological advancement.

Botswana’s Tourism Sector is  transforming, with Government and industry leaders calling for innovation, collaboration, and skills development during the 40th Hospitality and Tourism Association of Botswana (HATAB) Annual Conference, held in Maun on the 24th and 25th Apri

The BHRDS is a premier event hosted annually by the HRDC in collaboration with the Ministry of Higher Education and several other stakeholders.

The Human Resource Development Council and its partners will host the 2024 Edition of the Botswana Human Resource Development Skills (BHRDS) Fair and Career Clinics.

HRDC is coordinating a pilot project on transferring Indigenous Knowledge and Skills from the Elderly to Youth. A Capacity-building workshop to transfer basket weaving skills targeting 20 Botswana citizen youth residing in Maun is ongoing.

In an effort to broaden the understanding as well as to identify the skills availability of the Creative Industries sector, HRDC recently visited Kuru Arts Project in D’Kar and Poetavango in Maun on the 5th and 6th December 2023.

The HRDC Board Chairperson, Ms Choice Pitso, Chief Operations Officer Mr Meshack J.

As part of our public education efforts, HRDC addressed the Full Seating of the Gaborone City Council on Friday 22nd September 2023.

The Human Resource Development Council (HRDC) is responsible for providing policy advice on all matters of national human resource development: coordination and promotion of the implementation of the National Human Resource Development Strategy: development of the National and