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ILO supports youth through Apprenticeship programme in hotel operations

The programme intended to provide solution to the challenge on longer school to work transition periods among college graduates in Tanzania.

Tanzania to develop the Decent Work Country Programme III

The tripartite dialogue for the development of Tanzania’s third generation of Decent Work Country Program (DWCP, 2016-2020) will focus on targeted priorities in line with sustainable development goals.

Strengthening the Workers Compensation Fund in Tanzania

How ILO is supporting employment injury benefit schemes in cases of work-related accidents and occupational disease for a stronger social security mechanism in Tanzania.

ILO supports Workers Compensation Fund in Tanzania

370 doctors and practitioners benefited from ILO expertise on assessment of work injuries and occupational diseases.

Supporting youth beekeeping project for decent jobs in Tanzania

How the UN Joint Program complements national efforts to address youth unemployment in Tanzania.

Tanzania and ILO launch a national child labour Report

Report indicates 4.2 mil. children (28.8%) at the age of 5 - 17 years are in child labour in Tanzania.

Tanzanian Government highlights collaboration as crucial to fight child labour

Government officials at regional and district levels were sensitized on child labour issues in the agriculture sector.

Capacity building workshop for implementers of Achieving Reduction of Child Labour in Support of Education (ARISE II) project in Tanzania

Line Ministries’ staff at regional and district levels, and communities to be sensitized on child labour in Agriculture

ILO and Tanzanian National Economic Empowerment Council award young entrepreneurs

Twenty youth entrepreneurs received awards from ILO and Tanzanian National Economic Empowerment Council for developing best business proposals.

Zanzibar implements a Universal Pension Scheme (ZUPS) in line with the ILO Recommendation 202

More than 21,000 old persons start benefitting from the scheme.

ILO and Constituents organize a validation workshop to review the National Employment Policy (NEP) 2008 in Tanzania

The new Policy to effectively address structural constraints to promote employment creation and decent work attributes

Strengthening the capacity of key labour statistics institutions in Tanzania

The ILO is training experts from labour statistics institutions on new International Statistical Standards and key Labour Market Information Systems.

Launch of a new education program to reduce child labour in agriculture in Tanzania

Japan Tobacco International (JTI), ILO and Winrock International launched the Achieving Reduction of Child Labour in Support of Education (ARISE) Programme in three districts of Tabora region in Tanzania.

Technical workshop on development of National Youth Entrepreneurship Policies

Representatives from eight Commonwealth countries to meet and dialogue in Tanzania on the development of national youth entrepreneurship frameworks.

Training on Entrepreneurship Development and HIV/AIDS Education in Tanzania

500 young men and women from three regions to benefit from a roll out training on entrepreneurship and HIV/AIDS

Zanzibar to adopt a Plan of Action to prevent labour dispute

The ILO trained senior experts in handling national labour laws to facilitate effective labour dispute resolutions in Zanzibar.

ILO, Japan and Winrock International to launch new Child Labour project in Tanzania

Achieving Reduction of Child Labour in Support of Education (ARISE), a targeted support program will be launched on 25 May 2016 in Morogoro, Tanzania.

Regional workshop on youth employability and transitions into labour markets

Tripartite constituents and development partners dialogue on how best to respond to youth employability and skills demand in Sub–Saharan Africa.

ILO to train constituents of Zanzibar on effective use of national labour laws in dispute resolution

Addressing key challenges hindering the overall performance of the juridical system in Zanzibar

International Workers’ Day marked in Tanzania

Tanzania committed to continue enhancing workers’ conditions