Formation of human capital with a view to the development of cities impacted by the Bioceanic Road Corridor

Abstract

The Bioceanic Road Corridor will link the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, passing through Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina until reaching the ports of Chile. This undertaking will bring significant economic, social and environmental changes to the State of Mato Grosso do Sul. As much as this corridor is a route for the integration of Latin America and a strategic policy, the countries involved are emphatic in recognizing that it will not only be a corridor for the passage of goods, but will bring development to all regions that are in the trace of this route. The cities in the State of Mato Grosso do Sul, where the corridor will have access, with the exception of the Capital Campo Grande, are small cities that may be directly impacted in various sectors, such as infrastructure, such as infrastructure, tourism, leisure and hospitality and business management. There will be needs to attend to labor issues that will arise, requiring professional training and qualifications to meet the new work demands. Thus, this study aims to bring scores on development in its various conceptions, as well as pointing out possibilities of professional qualification in numerous areas that will have to be prioritized in the short, medium and long term, so that the State of Mato Grosso do Sul can develop its local labor. Based on a bibliographical and documentary research, it was concluded that the offer of technical courses and initial and continuing education for young people and people in general, may positively serve the municipalities of Mato Grosso do Sul through which the Bioceanic Highway Route passes, forming and qualifying its human capital, with a view to the development of localities.