All publications: ports
Understanding working conditions of fishers in Indonesia: Evidence from the 2024 Survey on Decent Work in Marine Fishing
This report presents the findings of Indonesia’s first-ever Survey on Decent Work in Marine Fishing, conducted by the ILO in collaboration with the Research Center for Population of the National Research and Innovation Agency (PRK-BRIN). The survey...
COVID-19 and the port sector
Ports provide key infrastructure in support of international trade and the global economy. They vary in size from wharves handling at most a few hundred tonnes of cargo a year to large international ports or multi-modal hubs combining a broad range...
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Draft revised code of practice on safety and health in ports
Draft revised code of practice for discussion at the Meeting of Experts to Adopt a Revised Code of Practice on Safety and Health in Ports (Geneva, 21-30 November 2016)
Promotion of Decent Work in Southern African Ports (phase II) - (Final Evaluation Summary)
Project SAF/13/01/M/FLA; SAF/14/02/M/NET - Evaluation consultant: Stanley M. Karuga
Decent work for seafarers
Decent work for seafarers: Programme fact sheet
The Philippines ranks as the top supplier of seafarers in the world, particularly ratings. In 2006, the maritime constituents of the ILO adopted the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 (MLC, 2006). The lack of standard laws, contracts, and collective...
Promotion of Decent Work in Southern African Ports (phase II) - (Midterm Evaluation Summary)
Project SAF/13/01/MUL - Evaluation consultant: Elena Broughton
Decent work for seafarers
Decent work for seafarers: Programme fact sheet
The living and working conditions of seafarers are distinct from those of other workers. For them, workplace serves as their home.
Final report of the Preparatory Tripartite MLC, 2006, Committee - Geneva, 20-22 September 2010
Preparatory Tripartite MLC, 2006, Committee - Geneva, 20–22 September 2010
Maritime Labour Convention 2006: Action Plan 2006-2011
Outlines an action plan to achieve rapid and widespread ratification and effective implementation of the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006.