Events
2008
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07 March 2008, Geneva, Switzerland
ILO International Women's Day 2008: Investing in Decent Work for Women: Not Just Right, but Smart
Each year, ILO marks International Women’s Day in Geneva with a major event to honour extraordinary women from all aspects of the world of work. This event has become a visible occasion for the people of Geneva as well as the international media to address women’s rights and achievements in the world of work.
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17 January 2008, ILO headquarters, Geneva, Switzerland
Planning Meeting on the Joint Immediate Outcome on Gender Equality
Participants at a meeting held 17 January at ILO headquarters in Geneva discussed entry points in the ILO Programme and Budget (P&B) for 2008-09 for advancing gender equality in the world of work. The meeting, which brought together some 35 representatives of ILO work units, was organized by the Bureau for Gender Equality.
2007
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01 November 2007 - 16 November 2007, Geneva, Switzerland
ILO Gender Equality Action Plan 2008-09/
Plan d’action du BIT pour l’égalité
entre hommes et femmes 2008-09/Plan de acción de la OIT sobre igualdad de género 2008-2009
At the November 2007 session in Geneva of the ILO Governing Body, a revised Gender Action Plan 2008-09 was presented and overwhelmingly received.
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12 June 2007, Geneva, Switzerland
World Day Against Child Labour 2007
On 12 June, World Day Against Child Labour focused on the elimination of child labour in agriculture.
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21 May 2007 - 25 May 2007, ILO, 4 route des Morillons, Geneva, Switzerland
Workshop: Research Strategy and Pay Equity
GENDER, INTEGRATION and DECLARATION were organising a Headquarters and Field meeting in Geneva, 21 to 25 May, 2007, bringing together ILO officials who had conducted gender-sensitive research or specific research on gender equality issues, as well as those that had been involved in research, supervision, policy-development or capacity building on pay equity matters.
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03 May 2007, ILO, 4 route des Morillons, Geneva, Switzerland
Public Panel on Decent Working Time for Women and Men: Balancing Workers' Needs with Business Requirements
This interactive public panel on gender-related aspects of working time, held Thursday 3 May at ILO headquarters, brought together some 90 participants.
2006