The analysis therefore looks at ways to strengthen the productive resources and capacity of the individual on the labor supply side as well as ways to open up new opportunities for productive employment on the labor demand side. If the main problem is lack of employment opportunities for a particular group of individuals due to limited supply of certain types of labor skills, the constraints are related to the productive resources and capacity of individuals rather than the environment in which they can use these resources. This situation calls for an in-depth employability analysis that will shed light on the resources of the individuals, e.g. the individuals’ education, health and the other productivity attributes they bring to a job. If the main problem is low labor productivity or lack of employment opportunities for the individuals due to limited demand for labor, an analysis of the bottlenecks in the business environment is necessary (the HRV approach being one example).