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Beneficiary story
Bangladesh employment injury scheme: silent guardian for garment workers and their families
Bangladesh's pilot employment injury scheme is providing vital income support to workers who suffer workplace accidents, and their families.
Asia Expert Roundtable on Unemployment Protection 2024
Regional meet seeks to strengthen unemployment protection schemes across Asia
Representatives from 15 Asian countries share insights and strategies to enhance social resilience and economic stability for workers in the region.
Social protection
Asia-Pacific achieves social protection milestone, yet challenges remain and new ones emerge with climate change
New ILO report highlights positive trend in regional social protection coverage, however uneven progress and financial sustainability issues, coupled with the need to address climate change impacts highlight the need for comprehensive system...
Statement
Improving industrial relations: The importance of social dialogue in Bangladesh
The International Labour Organization (ILO) identifies five key areas requiring attention in order that harmonious industrial relations between employers and workers may be achieved.
World Tourism Day
Tourism in Bangladesh: A catalyst for job creation
This Op-Ed by Tuomo Poutiainen, Country Director in ILO Bangladesh published by The Business Standard one of the leading English newspaper on 27 September 2024 to mark the World Tourism Day.
Occupational safety and health
Bangladesh inaugurates National Occupational Safety and Health Training and Research Institute
Remedy blueprint
6th United Nations Responsible Business and Human Rights Forum, Asia-Pacific
Forum focusses on bridging gaps and accelerating access to remedy; sessions can be followed in person or virtually.
Statement
ILO’s call for empowering youth for decent work and sustainable development in Bangladesh
Skills development
ILO supports establishment of Shared Service Facilities Centre (SSFC) to boost economic diversification and community empowerment of tea...
Skilled labour migration
ILO and EU sign the Talent Partnership Project Agreement to promote skilled labour mobility between Bangladesh and European Union Member...
Talent Partnership programme aims to develop a mutually beneficial relationship between Bangladesh and EU Member States on skilled labour migration.
Decent work
Advancing Decent Work in Bangladesh project launched to support labour sector reforms
The "Advancing Decent Work in Bangladesh" project aims to enhance workers' rights, promote fundamental principles and rights at work, foster safe working environments, and support the government, workers’, and employers’ organizations in protecting...
Op-Ed
Formalization key to shared prosperity with workers in Bangladesh’s informal sector
This Op-Ed by Gunjan Dallakoti, ILO SME Specialist in Bangladesh, was published by The Daily Star.
Skills assessment
Bridging skills gap key to job creation and economic development in Chittagong-Cox’s Bazar region
The ILO and the Cox's Bazar Chamber of Commerce and Industry undertook a study to better understand the skills demand and supply in the Chattogram-Cox's Bazar economic corridor, which has the potential of becoming a hub for decent jobs.
News
Social and solidarity economy critical to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals in Asia-Pacific
Policymakers, workers' and employers' organizations and practitioners across Asia and the Pacific are leveraging the social and solidarity economy toward sustainable development in the region.
News
Bangladesh constituents discuss Human Rights Due Diligence developments in relation to International Labour Standards and the ILO MNE...
Migrant workers
Government of Bangladesh and ILO discuss with the private sector on reintegration of return migrant workers
ILO Bangladesh in collaboration with the Ministry of Expatriates’ Welfare and Overseas Employment (MoEWOE), organized a workshop on the sustainable economic reintegration of return migrant workers in the Chattogram region on 12 June 2024.
Statement
Let's act on our commitments and eliminate child labour
By eliminating child labour and ensuring vocational skills for the youth, Bangladesh would secure a better future for its children, and develop the skilled workforce needed for the country’s economic prosperity.
Social protection
Gulf social security reforms create opportunities for protection for Bangladeshi migrant workers
Promoting cross-boundary collaboration to make social protection a reality for all migrant workers
National Tea Day
Tea workers, tea garden owners and government discuss on economic diversification and decent work in tea industry in Bangladesh
On 4 June, Bangladesh celebrated National Tea Day, highlighting its rich tea heritage with 159 tea gardens across seven districts. These gardens employ approximately 100,619 workers, half of whom are women. Despite their vital contribution, tea...
Enterprise development
ILO and Chattogram Women Chamber of Commerce and Industry host workshop to understand the challenges and opportunities of women...
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