All resources: Madagascar

STEP 2 - CASE STUDY NO. 3 - The roll-out of STEP 2 in the coffee value chain of Colombia

Occupational Safety and Health in Global Value Chains Starterkit

STEP 1 - RESEARCH TOOL NO. 2 - Scoring Sheet Value Chain Selection

Occupational Safety and Health in Global Value Chains Starterkit

STEP 1 - TRAINING MATERIAL NO. 4 - Presentation of Step 1

Occupational Safety and Health in Global Value Chains Starterkit

STEP 1 - CASE STUDY NO. 2 - The roll-out of STEP 1 in the coffee value chain of Colombia

Occupational Safety and Health in Global Value Chains Starterkit

STEP 1 - TEMPLATE NO. 2 - Supply Chain Selection Report

Occupational Safety and Health in Global Value Chains Starterkit

STEP 1 - RESEARCH TOOL NO. 1 - Sources for Value Chain Selection

Occupational Safety and Health in Global Value Chains Starterkit

STEP 1 - TEMPLATE NO. 3 - Project Factsheet

Occupational Safety and Health in Global Value Chains Starterkit

STEP 1 - TRAINING MATERIAL NO. 3 - Selection Exercise

Occupational Safety and Health in Global Value Chains Starterkit

User guide - Training Material No. 2 - Workshops and Training Sheet

Occupational Safety and Health in Global Value Chains Starterkit

User guide - Training Material No. 1 - Complete Training Module

Occupational Safety and Health in Global Value Chains Starterkit

Our impact, their voices

The reality of violence at work in Madagascar

While workplace violence can differ depending on a country’s development level, the most common forms occur everywhere. In the poorest countries, unacceptable practices are often exacerbated by poverty. We looked at the situation in Madagascar.

World Day Against Child Labour

Giving Madagascar’s child domestic workers a second chance

In Madagascar, driven by poverty and lack of opportunity, many children work as domestic workers in conditions that can be dangerous for their health and safety. A project of the International Labour Organization aims to reduce the number of...

Our impact, their voices

Poverty leads children from Madagascar to work in dangerous conditions

World Day Against Child Labour focuses this year on hazardous child labour and safe work for youth of legal working age. Almost half of the 152 million victims of child labour – 73 million – toil in hazardous work. In Madagascar, children in child...

World Day Against Child Labour

B-roll: Giving Madagascar’s child domestic workers a second chance

In Madagascar, driven by poverty and lack of opportunity, many children work as domestic workers in conditions that can be dangerous for their health and safety. A project of the International Labour Organization aims to reduce the number of...

Evaluation summary

Final evaluation of the project “Joint ILO-EU Project to Improve Knowledge Base and Safety and Health in Global Supply Chains to Support G20 Work on Safer Workplaces” (21 months, 809,000 EUR)

Reaching Suppliers Beyond Tier One - Event Report

Madagascar: A way out of child sexual exploitation through apprenticeships

In Madagascar, extreme poverty and lack of opportunities push many adolescent children into prostitution. In the city of Tulear, the International Labour Organization (ILO) along with UNICEF, SOS Children’s Villages, and employers’ and workers’...

Our impact, their voices

Tackling commercial sexual exploitation of children on Madagascar’s beaches

Poverty and lack of employment prospects make many teenage girls in coastal areas of Madagascar vulnerable to becoming trapped in commercial sexual exploitation. An ILO project supports community efforts to fight against the problem, one of the...

Project leaflet

ILO/EU REFRAME Project

Global action to improve the recruitment framework of labour migration (REFRAME). Project brief description; it includes challenges, objectives, scope, and contribution to the ILO Fair Recruitment Initiative

OSH in GSCs - Knowledge Sharing Event - Power Point Presentation - 10 November 2017