Partners and funding
For the 2012-13 biennium the ILO mobilized US$ 530 million in new voluntary contributions, making up 43% of overall ILO resources.
For 2014-15 the outlook is moderately positive, with multi-annual partnerships with core partners being renewed and increased diversification of the portfolio through private sector funding, emerging partner countries, and South-South cooperation. Partners support ILO's integrated approach to the new Areas of Critical Importance, engaging with the ILO's value propositions in these areas. At country-level, the results captured in Decent Work Country Programmes (DWCPs) are driven by the ILO's national constituents. These DWCPs are an integral part of wider United Nations development frameworks.
Where possible, partners are encouraged to provide flexible, un-earmarked and predictable funding. In return the ILO has strengthened its capacity to manage for development results and to deliver value for money. Monitoring and evaluation inform the programming process and enhance country and constituent ownership. In 2012-13 the ILO achieved a delivery rate of 80 per cent, the highest ever.
For 2014-15 the outlook is moderately positive, with multi-annual partnerships with core partners being renewed and increased diversification of the portfolio through private sector funding, emerging partner countries, and South-South cooperation. Partners support ILO's integrated approach to the new Areas of Critical Importance, engaging with the ILO's value propositions in these areas. At country-level, the results captured in Decent Work Country Programmes (DWCPs) are driven by the ILO's national constituents. These DWCPs are an integral part of wider United Nations development frameworks.
Where possible, partners are encouraged to provide flexible, un-earmarked and predictable funding. In return the ILO has strengthened its capacity to manage for development results and to deliver value for money. Monitoring and evaluation inform the programming process and enhance country and constituent ownership. In 2012-13 the ILO achieved a delivery rate of 80 per cent, the highest ever.
Results and background
 | Australia: Overview of progress towards decent work (06/13) |
 | Belgium: Factsheet, Belgium-ILO Cooperation, February 2014 |
 | Canada-ILO cooperation, Factsheet, 01/2015 |
 | Czech Republic: Cooperation results overview |
 | Denmark-ILO cooperation: Factsheet, February 2015 |
 | European Union: The ILO and the EU - Partners for decent work and social justice: Impact of ten years of cooperation |
 | Finland-ILO Cooperation, Factsheet, October 2014 |
 | Flanders: Cooperation results overview |
 | France: Le partenariat France–BIT : Ensemble au service du travail décent |
 | Germany and the ILO: An overview of cooperation results |
 | Ireland -ILO Partnership: Factsheet, February 2015 |
 | Italy: An overview of Italy's voluntary contribution to the ILO |
 | Japan: Cooperation Results Overview |
 | Republic of Korea: Cooperation Results |
 | Luxembourg: Factsheet, Luxembourg-ILO Cooperation, May 2014 |
 | Netherlands-ILO Cooperation, Factsheet, December 2014 |
 | Norway: Factsheet, Norway-ILO Cooperation, June 2014 Norway-ILO Partnership Results Report 2012-13: Outcome-based Partnership Cooperation Agreement, 2012-15 (Updated 05-2014) |
 | Spain / España: 25 años de actividades OIT con el apoyo de la cooperación española: Promoviendo el trabajo decente y la justicia social (in Spanish), Update, February 2014 |
 | Sweden: Factsheet, Sweden-ILO Cooperation, May 2014 Sweden-ILO Partnership Programme: Outcome-based Partnership Programme 2012-13 (Updated May-2014) |
 | Switzerland-ILO Cooperation: Factsheet, February 2015 |
 | United Kingdom-ILO Cooperation, Factsheet, February 2015 |
 | United States: Factsheet, United States-ILO Cooperation, March 2014 |
News
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Publication
The ILO at Work: Development Results 2012-2013
In 2012-2013 the ILO achieved a delivery rate of 80 per cent, the highest ever. This review of ILO development results reflects the changing nature and increased impact of its operations, and the growing recognition of the value of decent work.
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Child labour
Netherlands extends agreement with ILO to combat child labour in agriculture in Turkey
The project will continue the strategic intervention model and develop a monitoring mechanism for child labour in seasonal agriculture. The model will be scaled up in other sectors.
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ILO performance
Expenditure and Delivery - Annual Report 2013
This statistical summary provides final figures on ILO technical cooperation in 2013.