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Multi-Stakeholder Workshops Translate Labour Migration Governance into Advocacy and Storytelling across Three Countries
Across three cities in ten days, policymakers, migrant workers, trade unions and civil society came together to turn BRMM's technical achievements into advocacy and storytelling, capturing the human realities of labour migration before the programme...
Trade for Decent Work
Viet Nam puts restless joint effort on advancing gender equality in the world of work
Viet Nam has established strong legal foundations for gender equality in the world of work, but sustained progress will depend on effective implementation, institutional capacity and coordinated action across government, employers, workers’...
Decent work
Tripartite workshop sets priorities for Uzbekistan’s next Decent Work Country Programme
Uzbekistan’s Government, employers' and workers’ organizations, together with ILO, define the country’s five-year labour agenda, advancing decent work, social dialogue and inclusive growth.
Q&A on the updated Guide to Private Employment Agencies
This article highlights how the updated Guide serves as a resource for regulating and monitoring private employment agencies, helping them operate fairly, transparently, and in line with international labour standards amid today’s rapidly changing...
This is social justice
Balancing work and being a mum boost equality and social justice in Moldova
Holding a job at a mobile network operator and being a mum of two young daughters was hard for Natalia Cebanu. Cebanu, from Moldova, tells us how getting childcare support meant more freedom and equal opportunities for working women like her.
Digitization of Lebanon’s social security records marks major step toward implementing new pension scheme
The initiative by the National Social Security Fund, implemented with ILO support and UK aid, enhances transparency and strengthens the foundations of social protection reform in Lebanon.
Leaders of Senegal’s Artisan Professional Organizations Commit to Sustainable and Inclusive Social Protection
In three months, the National Social Mutual for Artisans of Senegal (MSNAS), with support from the ILO and the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ), organized workshops in 12 regions of Senegal to raise awareness among professional...
Supply chains
Philippines holds first national dialogue on decent work in aquaculture, unveils pioneering research
First National Industry Dialogue for Responsible and Sustainable Supply Chains in the Philippines accelerates aquaculture sector upgrading while tackling human and labour rights risks amid global disruptions.
Empowering inclusion: ILO equips teams to make infrastructure and employment work for everyone
The ILO has given project teams the tools and confidence to design infrastructure and employment initiatives that include everyone—especially those often left behind.
Just transition
Leading the change: Caribbean employers, workers, and governments driving just transition through social dialogue
The ILO successfully concluded a regional capacity-building programme funded by the German Government, which involved government, employer, and worker representatives from thirteen Caribbean countries. It aimed to strengthen the ability of social...
Tripartite constituents gather in Johannesburg to drive just transition in climate action
Representatives of governments, workers and employers from ten countries gathered in Johannesburg to turn national climate commitments into opportunities for decent work and social justice through a just transition.
New ILO factsheets reveal linkages between climate challenges and green job opportunities in the Arab States region
New ILO country factsheets present a concise overview on key employment, environment, and climate data for the Arab States region.
Strengthening maritime labour standards
Ukraine advances on the path to ratifying the ILO Maritime Labour Convention, 2006
The Kyiv round table marked concrete progress toward Ukraine’s ratification of the ILO Maritime Labour Convention, 2006. Participants agreed on next steps to align national legislation with global maritime standards and strengthen protection for...
Tanzania Advances Ratification Process for Key ILO Labour Migration Conventions
Tanzania took a structured look at where its laws and practices stand against two foundational ILO conventions on migrant worker protection, with tripartite partners in Morogoro mapping the gaps and laying out a concrete path toward ratification.
Iraq and the United Nations advance key commitments to strengthen social protection ahead of the Second World Summit for Social Development
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Ministers of East and Horn of Africa unite for better labour migration governance and decent work
Ministers from across the IGAD region have adopted a landmark communiqué in Nairobi, committing to stronger labour migration governance, fair recruitment, and expanded social protection. The decision marks a renewed regional push toward safe and...
This is social justice
Floating agriculture allows farmers to invest in sustainable crops in Bangladesh
Shakti Kirtauniyya from Bangladesh grows rice during the dry season and vegetables on floating rafts during the wet season. Kirtauniyya shows how traditional farming practices and affordable investments in sustainable crops preserve the environment...
Ghana-Switzerland exchange: Lessons in innovation and sustainability for the textile and garment industry
Decent work and food security as pathways to sustainable peace
At Geneva Peace Week, experts from the UN Peacebuilding Fund, ILO, FAO, Interpeace and Sudan’s civil society highlighted how decent work and food security can serve as powerful tools for conflict prevention, social cohesion, and peace.
Action toward shared prosperity through dialogue, skills, and inclusion
Trade Unions in South Africa lead the way for fairer productivity gains
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