All resources: Tunisia
Nassaem el Khir women’s agricultural group in Tunisia receives support from ILO’s JEUN’ESS project
Supported by the ILO’s JEUN’ESS project, Nassaem el Khir women’s agricultural group secured the necessary training and equipment in Tunisia
Bridging Social and Solidarity Economy and Cultural Heritage in Tunisia: the Nawar Cultural Complex
Global Employment Trends for Youth 2024
Employment trends for youth in the Middle East and North Africa
This regional brief focuses the key findings of the 12th edition of the Global Employment Trends for Youth in the Middle East and North Africa.
ILO Launches New EU-funded Regional Programme for Youth NEETs in Southern Mediterranean
The ILO held an online launching event for the EU-funded regional Youth NEET programme in the Southern Mediterranean region, a ground-breaking initiative designed to support young people not in education, employment, or training (NEET).
ILO Financial Education brochure
This brochure introduces the main objectives and characteristics of the ILO Financial Education programme including the key elements of the ILO approach, the major results achieved by the programme as well as its key features and implementation...
The Way Forward after the Revolution: Decent Work for Women in Egypt and Tunisia
The project “Decent Work for Women” has been financed by Finland for more than 10 years and in 2023, the project concentrated on climate change as a model project of the ILO in North Africa.
International Women's Day
A spotlight on the voices of women in business
To celebrate International Women's Day we interviewed 3 beneficiaries of the ILO SCORE Programme in Tunisia. They offer an insight into the challenges and triumphs faced by women in the world of work.
Jeun'ess in numbers: 2023 retrospective
EU and ILO to improve the employability of Youth NEETs in the MENA region
A new action funded by the European Union will enable the ILO to improve the employability of young people not in employment, education or training across the Middle East and North Africa for their successful integration in labour markets.
Jeun'ess - 2023 Retrospective
Fifth UfM Trade and Investment Forum
Trade provides economic opportunities, but can this be translated into decent jobs for all?
The ILO’s Director of the Employment Policy, Job Creation and Livelihoods Department, Sangheon Lee, advocates for stronger alignment of trade, investment and employment policies for translating economic opportunities into decent employment realities...
SCORE Training catalogue
SCORE Training helps SMEs to achieve better working conditions and productivity through its wide variety of modules and stands as an aid to compliance.
SCORE Programme Brochure
Introduction to the ILO SCORE Programme: Supporting small and medium-sized enterprises to grow and create better jobs.
Migrations
Conclusions: First-Ever African Labour Migration Conference concludes in Abidjan
ILO and social partners call to joint action to the challenges facing African migrant workers in Africa.
Labour migration
First-Ever African Labour Migration Conference Kicks Off in Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire
ILO and African Union Commission join forces to protect migrant workers' rights
The ILO at Work in Africa
Success Africa VI: Sustaining the World of Work in the COVID-19 pandemic era
This edition contains 25 stories from 20 countries and two follow-up stories from the previous editions of Success Africa to show how the ILO applied its expertise and experience to promote social justice during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Flyer for METI's First regional knowledge-sharing workshop
ILO – ERF Launch Event of the Egypt Policy Note “Toward More Job-Rich Growth: The Case of Egypt”
On 31 May 2023, the International Labour Organization (ILO)/ADWA’ Project together with the Economic Research Forum (ERF) successfully launched the Egypt policy note Toward More Job-Rich Growth: The Case of Egypt, co-authored by professor Chahir...
Publication
A Review of Wage Setting through Collective Bargaining
The ILO and the UNTFSSE participated in the Global Social and Solidarity Economy Forum in Senegal
ILO staff from Senegal, Tunisia and Switzerland contributed to a number of sessions at the Forum, that took place in Dakar between May 1 - 6, sharing highlights of their work on the social and solidarity economy
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