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Welcome to the ILO Office in Harare, Zimbabwe. The ILO is the UN agency that deals with the world of work and aims to achieve decent work for all.
The ILO Country Office for Zimbabwe (ILO CO Harare) delivers on its mandate through the Zimbabwe Decent Work Country Programme (Z/DWCP)
which supports the Government of Zimbabwe and its Social Partners (Employers and Workers’ Organizations) in promoting rights at work,
harnessing decent employment opportunities, enhancing social protection and strengthening social dialogue in the world of work.
The ILO CO Harare, in close collaboration with other ILO Departments (Decent Work Team in Pretoria, Regional Office for Africa in Addis Ababa,
The International Training Centre in Turin and Headquarters in Geneva) is assisting Zimbabwe to implement programmes that address these four
priorities through:
- 1. Technical advisory support on policies
- 2. Technical cooperation projects and activities.
- 3. Studies and research for evidence based decisions
- 4. Capacity building initiatives
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What's new
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13 - 15 November 2012, Harare, Zimbabwe
Ensuring participation of Tripartite Partners in Gender Responsive Programming in Zimbabwe
The Workshop objectives
- Appreciation of ILO’s normative framework on promoting gender equality.
- Facilitate sharing of knowledge and information on the current gender policy and programme initiatives in Zimbabwe.
- Explore the unique implications and dimensions of gender at the workplaces in light
of the various policy and programmes
initiatives with a view to developing an action plan to support integration of world of work issues.
- Strengthen participation of social partners in all the gender initiatives.
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26 October 2012, Feature
The ILO helps 25 African judges fight sex discrimination in the courts but cultural challenges remain the biggest obstacle for some.
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22 October 2012, Harare, Zimbabwe
Decent Work Country Programme (DWCP) for Zimbabwe
The 2012 - 2015 Decent Work Country Programme for Zimbabwe was signed on 22 October 2012 in Harare.
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12 June 2012, ILO Media Advisory
World Day Against Child Labour
This year’s annual World Day against Child Labour will put the spotlight on the progress that
ILO Member States have made in the application of the ILO’s Conventions on Child Labour – N0.138
(Minimum Age Convention, 1973) and No.182 (Worst Forms of Child Labour Convention, 1999).
The theme for this year’s World Day is “Human Rights and Social Justice: Let’s end child labour”.
The ILO will mark the occasion of this year's event through a Policy Note entitled,
“Tackling Child Labour: From Commitment to Action,” which lays out the steps which are being taken by
ILO's Member States to address the issue of Child Labour, as well as the remaining challenges.
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