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Project

Ship to Shore Rights

The Ship to Shore Rights Project, funded by the European Union, works with the Thai Government, employers’ organizations, workers’ organizations and buyers towards the prevention and reduction of unacceptable forms of work in Thailand’s fishing and...

SEA Fisheries Project (Strengthened Coordination to Combat Trafficking in Fisheries in South East Asia)

The Project aims to reduce human trafficking in the fishing sector by strengthening coordination and increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of existing national and regional level anti-trafficking efforts in South East Asia. A regional...

Women workers

Women in STEM workforce readiness and development programme in Thailand

The programme, funded by JPMorgan Chase Foundation, seeks to provide women with critical soft and technical STEM-related skills, employability and leadership training coupled with targeted mentorship to help women gain quality employment and...

Good Practice

Combating the worst forms of child labour in shrimp and seafood processing areas in Thailand - Final Evaluation

Fostering an Enabling Environment for Livelihoods Development in Vulnerable and At Risk Communities through Entrepreneurship and...

This project has set out to provide technical support to institutions and organizations implementing the C-BED programme by developing the capacity of partners to provide, sustain, and scale up interventions that improve livelihoods opportunities...

Community-Based Enterprise Development to Strengthen Grassroots Activities Targeting Vulnerable Workers and Business Owners

The project aimed to assist improve the capacity of ILO constituents to provide low cost, high impact training on business development to vulnerable workers in the informal economy. The project also aimed to support the tripartite intervention...

Empowering Marginalized and Vulnerable Populations through Community-Based Entreprise Development (C-BED)

The project aimed to assist ILO Constituents and local partners in providing effective, low cost training and support on entrepreneurship and business development in vulnerable and at-risk communities, such as People Living with HIV, sex workers,...

Ship to Shore Rights Project

Combatting Unacceptable Forms of Work in the Thai Fishing and Seafood Industry

The project aims to prevent and reduce forced labour, child labour and other unacceptable forms of work, and progressively eliminate the exploitation of workers, particularly migrant workers, in the Thai fishing and seafood processing sectors.

Migrant workers

1st consultation on the development of the ASEAN Declaration on Skills Mobility, Recognition and Development for Migrant Workers

On 29 April 2024, the ILO will support the first consultation on the development of the ASEAN Declaration on Skills Mobility, Recognition and Development for Migrant Workers.

Occupational safety and health

World Day for Safety and Health at Work 2024 Seminar in Bangkok, Thailand

The ILO, through the ILO/Japan “Promotion of a safe and healthy working environment as Fundamental Principle and Right at Work through application of Fundamental conventions in Cambodia and Thailand” Project, co-organized the seminar to observe the...

Launch of the Asia-Pacific Employment and Social Outlook (APESO) 2024 report

Safety + Health for All

Promoting a safe and healthy working environment in Thailand and Cambodia

Funded by the Government of Japan, the project aims to promote a safe and healthy working environment addressing persistent and emerging risk factors in Thailand and Cambodia.

Seminar

Project launch and seminar on employment policies and strategies in South-East Asia: Contributing to a human-centred recovery to achieve...

The ILO officially launched the “Promoting the Global Development Initiative with a focus on South-South Cooperation in Employment in ASEAN” (ProSSCE-ASEAN) project with support from the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security of the...

Report Launch

Cambodia’s labour migration governance framework for the fishing and seafood processing sectors

This report launching event discusses a comparative analysis with international labour standards for recruitment, work in fishing and forced labour.

TRIANGLE in ASEAN

TRIANGLE in ASEAN Quarterly Briefing Notes

Labour migration

Ship to Shore Rights South-East Asia: Safe migration for decent work in the blue economy

Promoting safe labour migration and decent work for a sustainable fish and seafood supply chain, including primary production (capture fishers and aquaculture) and post-harvest processing in South-East Asia.

Training

Thailand: Training on social dialogue for decent work and human rights due diligence in the automotive sector

The ILO-Japan Resilient, Inclusive and Sustainable Supply Chains (RISSC) project in Thailand is organising a training as part of the development of a social dialogue toolkit for decent work and human rights due diligence in the automotive sector.

ILO Regional Skills Webinar Series: Episode 1

The role of green skills in facilitating the low carbon and green transition in Asia and the Pacific

The ILO Regional Skills Webinar Series sets out to facilitate knowledge exchange and regional dialogue on key issues and policy options relating to skills challenges in Asia and the Pacific. It brings together experts, policy makers, social...

Care work and labour migration in ASEAN

National Tripartite Preparatory Workshops for the 17th ASEAN Forum on Migrant Labour

National tripartite preparatory workshops for the 17th ASEAN Forum on Migrant Labour (AFML) were held in several ASEAN member states to assess stakeholders' progress in implementing the previous AFML recommendations and discuss the theme of the 17th...

TRIANGLE in ASEAN

2024 Technical Meeting of Focal Points on International Labour Migration Statistics in ASEAN

Collection of International Labour Migration Statistics (ILMS) data in ASEAN is done annually with the help of a network of focal points in national institutions in ASEAN Member States. This network of focal points was established in 2013 and has...