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Tunisia’s international seminar on green jobs concludes with a set of recommendations

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Concept Note

Agenda

Arab Spring

ILO head hails signing of Tunisian social contract

The Director-General of the International Labour Organization (ILO), Guy Ryder, witnessed the signing of a key social stability pact in Tunisia, which coincided with the two-year anniversary of the start of the Arab Spring.

Policy guide

Strengthening the role of employment injury schemes to help prevent occupational accidents and diseases

The aim of this guide is to provide policy recommendations for future direction in the area of employment injury schemes. The guide is targeted at national authorities dealing with occupational safety and health (OSH).

Labour rights

ILO Director-General expresses concern over the situation in Tunisia

Meeting of the Network of Training Institutions in the Field of Labour (RIIFT) on equality and non-discrimination

On the occasion of its 10th anniversary, members of the Network of Training Institutions in the Field of Labour (RIIFT) gathered in Hammamet, Tunisia to discuss the role of training for labour inspectors and other officials to promote the principles...

Events Report: 2012 World Day for Safety and Health at Work

The document outlines the activities that took place around the world on the occasion of the 2012 SafeDay.

International Labour Conference: Workers’ Group Statement on Tunisia

The Workers' Group has been monitoring with deep concern the latest violence in Tunisia triggered by fundamentalist groups in an attempt to undermine democratic values in the home of the Arab Spring.

Youth Employment in Tunisia

Tunisia and ILO sign two agreements to promote Youth Employment and Social Dialogue

The Government of Tunisia and the International Labour Organization (ILO) signed today in Cairo (Egypt) two agreements designed to strengthen their technical cooperation and to promote youth employment and social dialogue in the North-African...

ILO, EU and Tunisia sign ambitious programme on employment creation

On 30 March 2012, the International Labour Office, the European Union and Tunisia signed an ambitious programme aiming at promoting employment creation through labour intensive public works in disadvantaged regions and urban areas in Tunisia.

Tunisia, ILO and EU Sign a New Agreement to Promote Job Creation and Professional Reinsertion

TUNISIA/ADDIS ABABA (ILO News) – The Government of Tunisia, the International Labour Organization (ILO) and the European Union (EU) today signed in Tunis a new agreement aimed at promoting employment creation and professional reinsertion in the...

ILO consults African youth on jobs crisis

The ILO dedicates the month of March 2012 to hold national events in 12 African countries from the five sub-regions to hear young people’s views on the alarming youth employment situation.

Meetings with High-Level Officials from the Tunisia Ministry of Social Affairs and Labour

The goal of these meetings was to better understand the organization and operation as well as the challenges, needs and priorities of the Tunisian General Directorate of Labour as well as the General Directorate of Labour Inspection, which are the...

Video interview

North Africa Employment Trends 2012 - An Interview with Dorothea Schmidt

ILO TV interviews Dorothea Schmidt, a Senior ILO Employment Specialist based in Cairo, about rising unemployment across North Africa and the impact it is having in particular on young people and women. Based on findings from the ILO's Global...

North Africa Employment Trends 2012 - An Interview with Dorothea Schmidt

Taqeem Community of Practice: Monitoring, evaluation and impact evaluation for the youth employment community

This report provides an overview of the Taqeem Community of Practice and describes Taqeem’s approach to M&E and its technical assistance model

Creating opportunities for youth employment in Tunisia (Mid Term Joint Evaluation Summary)

Project TUN/09/50/UND - Evaluation consultant: Dr. Mouna H. Hashem -- Donor for this Joint Project is the Millennium Development Goals Achievement Fund Total Budget: US$ 3,115,000: IOM: 440,305; UNDP: 721,874; FAO: 678,863; ILO: 615,159;...