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Poverty goal of 2030 Agenda at risk without decent work
After a period of significant gains the pace of poverty reduction is threatened by a lack of decent jobs, ILO says in the new edition of the World Employment and Social Outlook: 'Transforming jobs to end poverty'.
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Nigel Owens: “Only when I was happy within myself was I able to reach my full potential”
International Rugby referee Nigel Owens tells ILO News why he has taken a public position on being out as gay, what he feared the reaction of the Rugby community would be, and how being out improved the quality of his work.
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Sustainable tourism: A driving force of job creation, economic growth and development
On the eve of the T20 Ministers’ meeting in China, ILO Tourism Specialist Lucie Servoz explains how sustainable tourism can be a driving force for decent work, economic growth and sustainable development.
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Educated, empowered, inspired: HIV risk reduced
A novel programme helped HIV vulnerable women in southern Africa build business to improve their lives and the wellbeing of their families.
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