The ILO at Work: Results 2014-2015

This review of ILO results in 2014-15 puts the spotlight on areas where the ILO has made a real difference to the lives of working women and men in all corners of the world, upholding social justice to address the concerns of its constituents, partners and Member States. The many stories highlighted here illustrate the human impact of the ILO’s work worldwide.

Introduction

In 2014-15 the ILO delivered some USD 606 million under the regular budget, USD 430 million in extra-budgetary voluntary funding, and USD 32 million from voluntary core resources (RBSA). The share of domestic funding in total extra-budgetary voluntary funding increased from 3.8 per cent in 2012–13 to 5 per cent in 2014–15. The ILO achieved a delivery rate of 80.4 per cent in 2015.

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For while water, food and health come first, without work people are denied access to the fruits of progress, and are excluded from the mainstream of society and from the essentials of a decent life."

Guy Ryder, ILO Director-General