All publications: indigenous and tribal peoples
107th Session of the International Labour Conference
Abrogation of the Recruiting of Indigenous Workers Convention, 1936 (No. 50)
Leaving no one behind
Baseline Assessment of Skills and Employment of Indigenous and Tribal Peoples in Bangladesh
The publication highlights the need for Indigenous and Tribal men and women in Bangladesh to have enhanced access to skills training opportunities in order to help them find decent work.
Improving indigenous peoples’ access to justice and development through strategic monitoring- Final Evaluation Summary
Evaluation consultant: Mr. Tony Powers
Indigenous women's rights and empowerment: Catalyst for an inclusive and sustainable economy
Brochure
Building capacities on indigenous and tribal peoples’ issues in Bangladesh
The publication highlights ILO’s actions to strengthen the institutional capacity of the Government of Bangladesh and indigenous and tribal peoples’ (ITPs) concerning the rights of ITPs
Study report
Working conditions of tea plantation workers in Bangladesh
The study looks at various aspects of working conditions of tea plantation workers in order to identify appropriate responses to ensure that they fully enjoy their labour rights, safe working conditions and fair remuneration.
RMG and beauty parlours
Working Conditions of Indigenous and Tribal Workers in Bangladesh’s Urban Economy
The study looks at various aspects of working conditions of Indigenous and Tribal workers with a focus on the garment and beauty parlour industry
The labour situation of indigenous women in Peru: A study
This report, focusing on Peru, provides research on the labour situation of indigenous women as well as recommendations on how to improve the rights and access of indigenous women in rural areas to decent work.
The Rights of indigenous peoples in Asia [Executive Summary]
This is a human rights-based overview of national legal and policy frameworks against the backdrop of country strategies for development and poverty reduction.
The Rights of indigenous peoples in Asia
This report seeks to draw a realistic picture of major trends and challenges, and identifies important new opportunities in the framework of the new global agendas on sustainable development and climate action, which call for specific attention...
Executive Summary
Major finding of the skills and employment baseline assessment of indigenous and tribal peoples in Bangladesh
The overall objective of the study is to assess the socio-economic conditions, skills and employment situation of indigenous and tribal peoples in Bangladesh and develop recommendations for related interventions and programmes.
Supporting the implementation of indigenous peoples' rights in Nepal, Peru and Central African Republic through enhanced participation of...
Project Codes: GLO/12/12/EEC - Evaluation consultant: Sille Stidsen
Institutional Section
Third Supplementary Report: Report of the Committee set up to examine the representation alleging non-observance by the Government of Peru...
Fifth Supplementary Report: Report of the Committee set up to examine the representation alleging non-observance by the Government of Chile...
Seminar report
Indigenous people in Bangladesh: Human rights and sustainable development goals
Bangladesh is a country of cultural and ethnic diversity, with over 54 indigenous peoples, along with the majority Bengali population. Despite remarkable progress towards the SDGs, a significant portion of the indigenous population continues to be...
Brochure
Indigenous peoples in Cameroon: a guide for media professionals
This publication is the outcome of exchanges between media professionals and indigenous peoples’ representatives. It seeks to promote cooperation between media professionals and indigenous peoples’ communities in order to overcome stereotypes and...
Indigenous peoples’ rights for inclusive and sustainable development
The ILO’s 2015 strategy for action regarding indigenous peoples was designed through a consensus-driven process and has been endorsed by its tripartite constituents.
Publication
Indigenous Persons with Disabilities: Access to Training and Employment
This paper was prepared as a resource for a panel discussion organized by the ILO in cooperation with the Government of Australia during the 14th Session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues on 23 April 2015 in New York. (EPUB...
Publication
Indigenous Persons with Disabilities: Access to Training and Employment
This paper was prepared as a resource for a panel discussion organized by the ILO in cooperation with the Government of Australia during the 14th Session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues on 23 April 2015 in New York.
Indigenous peoples in domestic work – Facing multiple discrimination and disadvantage
As the ILO implements its strategy on domestic work, collaborating with national constituents and other stakeholders around the world, the Office has identified many policy questions of concern to constituents. In response, the Office has combined...