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4. Strengthen collaboration to equip talent with relevant skillsets Recommended Actions Stakeholder E.O.I. IMPACT Encourage open communication between all stakeholders across the value chain (IHLs, manufacturers, government bodies and trade associations) to nurture a collaborative environment that will accelerate development initiatives to grow the Initiative 4.1 sector. An independent, sector-focused educational council could be established to ensure sufficient representation of all stakeholders in future development activities. MIMA, AMIM, M H M H Industry, IHLs, TVET, MOHE See example of a sector-focused educational council in the following page. Increase involvement of industry in the review of academic and technical training curriculum to reduce any disconnect between skills required by the companies and Initiative 4.2 the skills possessed by graduates. Regular updates of skills requirements (e.g. every six months) should be encouraged to enhance cooperation efforts and ensure IHLs are consistently MIMA, AMIM, Industry, IHLs, TVET, MOHE producing employable talent with the relevant skillsets. 63 Environmental Scan – Maritime (Shipbuilding and Ship Repair -SBSR) Sector