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Eliminating the W worst forms of child labour in West Africa and strengthening sub-regional cooperation through ECOWAS I and II – (Final...

Projects: RAF/09/51/USA, RAF/10/53/USA

ILO Regional Director for Africa on official visit to Nigeria

During his first official visit to Nigeria, Aenas C. Chuma, ILO Head for Africa attended the 7th Joint AU-ECA Ministerial Meetings held in Abuja and met the Nigerian tripartite constituents.

South-South and Triangular Cooperation

GSSD 2013 - Sustainable Development and Decent Work Solution Forum: Presentation 6. Youssef Alaoui Solaimani, Morocco, Managing your...

Managing your Agricultural Cooperative -My.COOP-is a training package published in 2011. It covers managerial challenges faced by many agricultural cooperatives. face. It is based on the idea that strong cooperatives are necessary for a more...

Notes on Nigeria code of conduct for Private Employment Agencies

Presentation on Nigeria code of conduct for Private Employment Agencies

Enhancing the Financial inclusion of Women Entrepreneurs in Nigeria.

ILO collaborated with Central Bank of Nigeria to provide access to credit facilities for women entrepreneurs in Nigeria.

National Action Plan on Child Labour - Nigeria

the National Policy on Child labour is a response to the growing concern and determination of the Federal Government of Nigeria to eliminate Child Labour especially its worst forms.

List of Hazardous Child Labour in Nigeria

The Hazardous Child Labour Framework is a product of a wide range of consultations with different stakeholders on Child Labour and related issues across the country.

The 2013 Nigeria Labour Congress Rain School : Strengthening Trade Unions for Defense of Workers Rights

The 2013 Rain School, organized courses for Trade Unions in Nigeria on leadership, organizational skills and Gender issues.

World Day 2013 Activities Report

Nigeria - 2013 World Day Against Child Labour

Labour standards

Nigeria ratifies the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 (MLC, 2006)

On 18 June 2013, the Government of Nigeria deposited with the International Labour Office the instrument of ratification of the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 (MLC, 2006). Nigeria is the 37th ILO Member State and the fifth State from the African...

Linking informal apprenticeship and formal education in South-Eastern Nigeria through market/mechanic village schools

Federal Republic of Nigeria - National Workplace policy on HIV and AIDS

This Policy provides guidelines for government, employers, workers and other stakeholders in the workplace and identifies strategies and programmes based on ILO Recommendation Concerning HIV and AIDS (No.200).

Guidelines for the implementation of the National workplace Policy on HIV and AIDS and National Action Plan

The workplace remains an essential avenue for addressing HIV and AIDS in the productive sector of our national economy. However, most workplace interventions are not properly implemented for lack of a comprehensive framework to...

National Action Plan for the Elimination of Child Labour in Nigeria.

The National Action Plan on Child Labour articulates a framework for the building of synergy among stakeholders defining roles and responsibilities in the intervention chain. This is believed to help evaluate progress at different levels.

ECOWAS Regional Action Plan for the elimination of Child Labour - Especially the worst forms (Second version - including Accra Simposium...

The current ECOWAS Regional Action Plan for the Elimination of Child Labour aims at ensuring that children are shielded from activities that are detrimental to their physical, social or psychological well-being.

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The global impact of e-waste: Addressing the challenge

This paper explores the volumes, sources and flows of e-waste, the risks it poses to e-waste workers and the environment, occupational safety and health issues, labour issues and regulatory frameworks, and links this growing global problem with the...

Gender equality

African judges’ labour of law

The ILO helps 25 African judges fight sex discrimination in the courts but cultural challenges remain the biggest obstacle for some.