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ILO Skills-Up Certified Programme Apprentices graduate at the State University of Zanzibar
H.E. Dr. Ali Mohamed Shein, President of Zanzibar awards Programme graduate for best performance
ILO-Skills-Up Apprentices set to graduate in Zanzibar Dr. Ali Mohamed Shein, the President of Zanzibar to officiate at the occasion on 23...
Maritime Labour Convention
The United Republic of Tanzania ratifies the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006, as amended (MLC, 2006)
The United Republic of Tanzania is the 93rd ILO member State to have ratified this Convention.
ILO launches Soft skills training for apprenticeship graduates in Tanzania 18-22 March, Arusha.
Targeted at filling skills-gap among the apprenticeship programme beneficiaries
Kigoma Youth and Women on the move to economic breakthrough as a result of UN support
Groups supported through Youth and Women Economic Empowerment thematic area
ILO organizes a workshop on Green jobs and a just transition towards sustainable economies in Tanzania 20 - 22 February 2019, Dar es Salaam.
Targeted at highlighting ILO constituents and partners on the linkages between the environment and the world of work and good practices
Remarks by Wellington Chibebe ILO Director during the Planting of 100 Trees as Part of ILO Centenary Celebrations Dodoma
ILO, Ministry of Labour Tanzania delegation discusses the Country’s Decent Work Programme
Minister emphasizes on strengthened collaboration in the implementation of the Decent work Agenda
UN Joint Programme on HIV and AIDS, Tanzania
Training of Youth on Entrepreneurship and HIV/AIDS in Singida Region, 12– 23 November 2018
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From young informal worker to qualified hotel employee
ILO’s support for quality apprenticeships is making decent work a reality for young people in Tanzania. Now, as part of the search for more solutions to Africa’s youth employment challenge, the global initiative on Decent Jobs for Youth is calling...
Employment Intensive Investment Programme (EIIP), Tanzania
35 project beneficiaries from four districts in Dodoma region familiarized with ILO’s Start and Improve your Business (SIYB) packages
Marking the International Youth Day 2018 in Tanzania: “Safe spaces for Youth”
Government to scale up efforts to curb youth unemployment
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“Today, I own my business and I know how to protect myself from HIV infection”
An ILO project in Tanzania helps women to become financially independent while at the same time provides them with training on HIV prevention.
Tanzania launches a campaign for HIV Testing countrywide in Dodoma
Prime Minister H.E. Kassim Majaliwa urges Regional and District Authorities to encourage people including at the workplaces to participate in the campaign
International Workers’ Day 2018 marked in Tanzania
Government to create more than 52,000 jobs through major development projects
The Government, Employers and Workers in Tanzania mark the Safety and Health Day in Iringa
Emphasizes on ensuring safer work places as the country transforms to a semi-industrialized, middle income economy.
Statement by:Mr. Wellington Chibebe ILO Director for United Republic of Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, Burundi and Uganda on the occasion of...
ILO sponsors training on agricultural cooperative management through My.Coop distance learning programme
Since 2012 the International Training Centre of the ILO has organized a distance learning Training of Trainers programme on My.Coop – Managing your agricultural cooperative training package. The latest edition took place in late 2017, with...
Statement by:Mr. Wellington Chibebe ILO Director for United Republic of Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, Burundi and Uganda on the occasion of...
Mr. Wellington Chibebe assumes his new post as the new Director of the ILO Country Office for Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi
Mr. Wellington Chibebe assumed his new post as the new Director of the ILO Dar es Salaam Office effective 01 January 2018 following his recent appointment by the ILO Director General, Mr. Guy Ryder.
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