Partnering for Development
Development cooperation builds bridges between the ILO’s standard-setting role and women and men everywhere. It supports the technical, organizational and institutional capacities of ILO constituents so as to enable them to put in place meaningful and coherent social policy and ensure sustainable development.
Latest activities
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Publication
Appeal: Venezuelan refugees and migrants in Latin America and the Caribbean
13 November 2019
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Publication
Denmark-ILO Cooperation, November 2019
01 November 2019
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Fact-sheet
Core Voluntary Funding (RBSA) for ILO development cooperation (Update, November 2019)
01 November 2019
Highlights of the ILO's work
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Child labour
Over the past decade, and with ILO assistance, more than 60 countries implementing almost 200 laws have adapted their legal frameworks to conform to the ILO’s child labour Conventions. Since 2004, in its regular review of the application of Conventions No. 138 and No. 182, the ILO’s Committee of Experts has seen a seven-fold increase in the number of comments noting progress.
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Social protection
The ILO works with countries to extend social protection in two ways: by pushing for the rapid implementation of national social protection floors of basic social security guarantees that ensure universal access to essential health care and income security while also improving existing social protection schemes to provide higher levels of benefits, progressively, to as many people as possible.
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Employment intensive investment
Employment-intensive investments link infrastructure development with employment creation, poverty reduction and local economic and social development.
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Better Work
Better Work – an ILO/IFC programme set up in 2009 – has improved conditions in factories employing more than 3 million workers by engaging with more than 60 global garment brands and 1,500 factories