Target 13

Enhance global macroeconomic stability, including through policy coordination and policy coherence.

Could this be your career mission?

Below are employers you could work for, occupations they employ, and education and training programs to prepare you to achieve this target.

Employers

Community Economic Development Organizations: Promote economic growth, job creation, and financial stability within the local community.
Financial Literacy and Education Centers: Focus on financial literacy aim to empower individuals to make informed financial decisions, contributing to overall economic stability.
Local Chambers of Commerce: Support and promote local businesses with positive effects on the community's economic stability.
Community Investment Funds: Manage community investment funds may allocate resources to projects and businesses that contribute to economic stability and growth.
Housing and Urban Development Agencies: Work on housing and urban development to contribute to stability by promoting affordable housing, infrastructure development, and sustainable community planning.
Entrepreneurial Support Organizations: Support local entrepreneurs and small businesses to contribute to economic stability by fostering innovation and job creation.
Community-Based Credit Unions: Provide financial services and support that can help stabilize the local economy by offering accessible banking options.
Sustainable Development Initiatives: Focus on sustainable development may to create environmentally responsible and economically stable communities.
Local Education Foundations: Invest in educational programs that enhance workforce skills and employability.
Local Government Economic Development Offices: Create a conducive environment for business growth, attracting investments, and promoting overall economic stability.

Training

Master's in Economics or Macroeconomics: Delves into economic theories, quantitative analysis, and macroeconomic policy, preparing individuals for roles in economic research and policy analysis.
Financial Analysis and Risk Management Courses: Equip individuals with skills to assess and manage financial risks, a critical aspect of maintaining macroeconomic stability.
Policy Analysis and Public Administration Programs: Provide training in evaluating and implementing policies to enhance economic stability.
International Finance and Trade Programs: Cover the complexities of global financial markets, international trade agreements, and policies that impact macroeconomic stability.
Central Banking and Monetary Policy Workshops: Provide insights into the role of central banks in maintaining price stability and managing the money supply.
Quantitative and Econometric Methods Courses: Teach individuals the statistical tools needed to analyze economic data and develop models for macroeconomic forecasting.
Financial Regulation and Compliance Training: Provide knowledge of regulatory frameworks and measures to ensure financial stability and prevent systemic risks.
Development Economics and Sustainable Development Courses: Cover strategies for promoting economic growth while addressing social and environmental challenges.
Leadership and Public Policy Management Programs: Equip individuals with the skills needed to lead and manage organizations focused on macroeconomic stability.
Professional Certifications in Finance and Economics: Certifications such as Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) or Certified Economic Developer (CEcD) provide specialized knowledge and enhance the credibility of professionals working in the field.

Occupations

Economists: Analyze economic trends, conduct research, and provide insights to support informed decision-making on policies aimed at achieving macroeconomic stability.
Policy Analysts: Assess the impact of existing policies and propose recommendations to enhance macroeconomic stability through fiscal, monetary, or regulatory policies.
Financial Analysts: Evaluate financial data, monitor market trends, and provide recommendations to optimize financial strategies for stability and growth.
Central Bankers: Implement monetary policies, manage currency stability, and regulate money supply to achieve macroeconomic objectives.
Risk Managers: Identify and assess potential risks to economic stability, developing strategies to mitigate these risks and safeguard financial systems.
International Trade Specialists: Assess global economic conditions, trade agreements, and geopolitical factors to inform policies that contribute to stability in the international economic environment.
Development Economists: Focus on policies and strategies aimed at fostering economic growth, reducing poverty, and promoting stability in developing regions.
Financial Regulators: Oversee financial institutions to ensure compliance with regulations, maintain financial stability, and prevent systemic risks.
Macroeconomic Modelers: Build and analyze macroeconomic models to simulate and predict the impact of various policies on the overall economic stability of a region or country.
Financial Planners and Advisors: Work with individuals and organizations to develop financial plans that align with broader economic goals and contribute to stability.

Back to Goal 17 Targets

Enhance global macroeconomic stability, including through policy coordination and policy coherence.

Could this be your career mission? Below are employers you could work for, occupations they employ, and education and training programs to prepare you to achieve this target.

Employers

Could this be your career mission?

Below are employers you could work for, occupations they employ, and education and training programs to prepare you to achieve this target.