Partnerships and Field Support
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Partnerships and Field Support

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The ILO promotes decent work for all as a global goal by –
  • developing and strengthening partnerships and relations with agencies of the multilateral system, the donor partner community and other external development actors
  • contributing to active ILO involvement in multilateral system coordination and United Nations reform processes at all levels
  • mobilizing extra-budgetary funding for technical cooperation and funds for the Regular Budget Supplementary Account (RBSA), to complement and enhance action undertaken through the regular budget to fulfil the DWA
  • developing ILO technical cooperation policy and coordinating, supporting and overseeing the management of extra-budgetary technical cooperation activities
  • providing full and appropriate information services on the ILO’s technical cooperation programme and its financing, and on external relations.
The Partnerships and Field Support Department (PARDEV) is responsible for resource mobilization and the management and administration of technical cooperation activities and public-private partnerships, as well as providing support to ILO field structures and managing day-to-day relations with other international and regional organizations, UN system-wide coherence issues, South-South and triangular cooperation, and relations with civil society and other external partners such as parliamentarians, NGOs, faith-based organizations and academic institutions.
PARDEV works closely with the ILO Office for the United Nations in New York (ILONY), which is responsible for liaison with the multilateral system in New York.

Highlights

  1. Post-2015 development goals

    ILO portal on the post-2015 development agenda

    As the debate on the post-Millennium Development Goals agenda gathers pace, the ILO says the most pressing priorities are job creation and social protection.

    1. Implementing a post-2015 framework through social protection floors
    2. 68th UN General Assembly: UN Member States call for emphasis on full employment and decent work in more equitable post-2015 development agenda
    3. Growth and Employment in the Post-2015 Agenda: Messages from a Global Consultation
    4. Aurelio Parisotto, ILO Senior Economist, explains why jobs and livelihoods should be at the centre of a post-2015 development agenda.
    5. ILO Concept Note No. 1 on the post-2015 development agenda: Jobs and livelihoods at the heart of the post-2015 development agenda
    6. ILO Concept Note No. 2 on the post-2015 development agenda: Jobs and livelihoods: Meaningful ways to set targets and monitor progress
    7. Review the global consultations on growth and employment in the post-2015 Development Agenda
    8. Setting the development agenda: It’s all about jobs and livelihoods

  1. Development cooperation and transparency

    ILO Development Cooperation Dashboard

    The Dashboard gives financial and documentary data on ILO’s Extra-budgetary Technical Cooperation (XBTC) projects and on Regular Budget Supplementary Account (RBSA) programmes. This online portal provides both financial and documentary information on the general allocation of ILO project funds and project activities since 2005, the earliest project information available when the Integrated Resource Information System (IRIS) was first implemented in the ILO. Data on RBSA programmes is available as from their inception in 2008.

  2. Faith-based organizations

    Convergences: Decent work and social justice in religious traditions – A handbook

    This handbook demonstrates that in different religions and spiritual traditions there is great convergence of values on the subject of work.

South South cooperation

  1. Informal meeting of the Community of Portuguese Language Countries (CPLP) and the ILO in the framework of SSTC
  2. Photo album: VIII Brazil-ILO Annual Strategy Review Meeting, Geneva
  3. VIII Brazil-ILO Annual Strategy Review Meeting - Report
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Public Private Partnerships

  1. The Taqeem Fund: Results-based monitoring and evaluation for youth employment in the MENA region: Public-Private Partnership
  2. CAOBISCO and ILO to extend cooperation in combating child labour in seasonal hazelnut harvesting in Turkey
  3. The Microinsurance Innovation Facility: Catalyzing protection of the working poor

  1. 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.
    Visit the related website.

  2. Statistics for 2013

    Update, May 2014

    Provides figures on expenditure, delivery, extrabudgetary funding, by partner, region, Strategic Objective, etc.

  3. Fragile States

    High-Level Panel on Decent Work in Fragile States

    'If you want peace, cultivate social justice' was the topic of discussion at this high-level panel event held in conjunction with an ILO Governing Body discussion on the ILO's development cooperation in fragile States.

    ILO Governing Body paper: ILO technical cooperation in fragile States

  4. Strategic alliance for youth employment

    ILO technical cooperation portfolio to tackle the youth employment crisis.

  5. Good practices in South-South Cooperation and the ILO: Mainstreaming the Decent Work Agenda

    This Good Practices Guide will help governments, workers, employers, and civil society learn from successful initiatives promoting decent work.
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