ILO in Afghanistan
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About the ILO in Afghanistan
Afghanistan became the 60th member of the ILO in 1934 and is considered an “original” member State. Since the establishment of the Liaison Office in Kabul in 2003, the ILO has worked in a wide range of areas including: Employment strategies, Labour law reform, International labour standards, Migration, Skills development, Child labour and Social dialogue.
Latest
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Global Initiative on Decent Jobs for Youth
Case studies on youth employment in fragile situations
20 September 2017
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News
Skilling migrants: A triple win for government, migrant workers and employers
26 July 2017
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25-26 July 2017
Inter-Regional Expert Forum on Skills and Migration in the South Asia - Middle East Corridor
25 - 26 July 2017
Focus on our projects
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Skills development
Strengthening Skills Assessment and Certification for Afghanistan (SACA)
1 July 2014 – 31 July 2017
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Local economic development
Road to Jobs (R2J)
01 January 2015 - 31 December 2017
Publications
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Child labour in Afghanistan
Breaking the mould: Occupational safety hazards faced by children working in brick kilns in Afghanistan