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Child Labour and Forced Labour

Taking forward Alliance 8.7 in sub-Saharan Africa

“In order to advance Alliance 8.7, we can no longer do business as usual”, said ILO Regional Director for Africa, Aeneas Chuma, at the opening of a two-day regional consultation on child labour and forced labour in sub-Saharan Africa. The conference...

Child Labour and Forced Labour

Statement by H.E. Amira Elfadil at the Consultation on Child Labour and Forced Labour in Sub Saharan Africa in view of the IV Global...

Child Labour and Forced Labour

Statement by Aeneas C. Chuma at the Consultation on Child Labour and Forced Labour in Sub Saharan Africa in view of the IV Global...

Child Labour and Forced Labour

Addis Ababa to host a regional consultation on Child and Forced Labour in sub-Saharan Africa

From 22 to 23 June 2017 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Alliance 8.7 will host a two-day consultative meeting on child labour and forced labour in sub-Saharan Africa, in preparation for the IV Global Conference on the Sustained Eradication of Child Labour...

Capacity building workshop on Sustainable Development Goal 8 indicators and labour statistics of work, employment and labour...

40 Representatives from EAC partner States to train on labour force surveys design, implementation, data analysis and report writing

Capacity building workshop on Sustainable Development Goal 8 indicators and labour statistics of work, employment and labour...

40 Representatives from EAC partner States to train on labour force surveys design, implementation, data analysis and report writing

Marking the International Domestic workers Day June 16th 2017 in Tanzania

More than 70 representatives to adopt a joint action plan to advance ratification of ILO convention 189 on Decent work for domestic workers

The Achieving Reduction of child labour in Support of Education (ARISE) project in Tabora, Tanzania

District and ward authorities come together to combat child labour in tobacco farms

African Regional Meeting on Labour Statistics concludes in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Delegates emphasise on harmonised approach in data production, analysis and dissemination in order to foster coherence in statistical methodologies and practices in the region

African countries challenged to develop new framework for work and labour statistics

Representatives from 35 African countries discuss labour market data priorities ahead of the 20th International Conference of Labour Statisticians

Tanzania considers ratification of two ILO Maritime Conventions

Government, ship-owners, representatives of seafarers and ILO have been consulted by the Parliamentary Legal and Constitutional Affairs committee on the gains of the process

International Workers’ Day 2017 marked in Tanzania

Tanzania commits to continue enhancing workers’ welfare

The Government, Employers and Workers in Tanzania mark the Safety and Health Day in Moshi

Government directs employers to establish and strengthening their reporting systems on occupational accident and diseases as provided by the law

Our impact, their voices

Young entrepreneurs in Tanzania: Where are they now?

The ILO Kazi Nje Nje BDS apprenticeship programme for young people created 51,489 new businesses and 28,834 jobs in sectors including retail, services, manufacturing and agriculture.

ILO partners with IOM, workers organizations and Government to execute VCT@work initiative in Tanzania

More than 15000 miners and community members sensitized and 560 provided with testing and counseling services

Launch of TRANSFORM Social Protection learning package in Tanzania

The Leadership and Transformation Curriculum on Building and Managing Social Protection Floors in Africa was rolled out on 27 March 2017 at the ILO Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

Remarks by Dr. Mary Kawar, Director, ILO Country Office for the United Republic of Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Burundi and Rwanda during the...

Statement by Dr. Mary Kawar, Director of ILO Country Office for United Republic of Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, Burundi and Uganda During The...

South-South Cooperation

South-South Cooperation on decent work in the cotton supply chain

Tanzania is one of the countries benefiting from South-South Cooperation on decent work in the cotton supply chain. The ILO Dar es Salaam office is supporting the Government in its efforts to improve the lives of cotton sector workers.

ILO and East Africa Employers put skills development as top priority

Hon. Minister Jenista Mhagama calls upon the employers to promote youth employment in the region