Skills and employability resources

Asia-Pacific Knowledge Network on Skills and Employability

01 May 2011

Provides a brief snapshot about the Asia-Pacific Knowledge Network on Skills and Employability.

ILO's response to the floods

01 September 2010

The ILO activities in response to the severe floods in Pakistan that have caused widespread destruction of infrastructure includes an initial assessment and “Cash for work” programmes in Nowshera, Peshawar and Sukkur.

Skills and employability

02 August 2010

Promoting Gender Equality for Decent Employment (GE4DE)

15 April 2010

The project is based upon ILO’s conviction that gender equality in the world of work is a fundamental matter of human rights, social justice and is instrumental in achieving social and economic development goals.

Mainstreaming Decent Work through One-UN

01 January 2010

Aims to support the One-UN programme by enhancing its relevance and effectiveness. The project has three main components contributing to different Joint Program Components of Delivering As One.

Towards Gender Parity in Pakistan Project (TGP)

01 July 2009

The ILO in partnership with 14 other UN agencies started this joint project to ensure equal access to decent work and productive employment for women and men is essential as a sustainable way out of poverty.

Combating Abusive Child Labour II

01 April 2008

This project contributes to the Government of Pakistan’s efforts to eliminate child labour, including its worst forms (WFCL).

Pakistan Earthquake Child Labour Response Project (PECLR)

10 May 2007

A four-year initiative developed as a response to technically assist the efforts of the Government of Pakistan to address the issue of child labour in affected areas resulting from the devastating earthquake of 8 October 2005 in which a large number of school going children have been left without schools, teachers and teaching supplies.

Activating Media to Combat Worst Forms of Child Labour in Pakistan (Phase II)

01 August 2006

Aims to contribute to national efforts towards reducing and effectively eliminating worst forms of child labour in the country.

Training for Rural Economic Empowerment (TREE)

03 September 2002

A project based on community based skills training launched in Mardan, Malakand and Attock in NWFP and Punjab.