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Uzbekistan to create over 972,000 new work places in 2013

From the crisis towards decent and safe jobs in Central Asia and Southern Caucasus (Midterm Evaluation Summary)

Project RER/09/05/FIN - Evaluation Consultant: Wolfgang Schwegler- Rohmeis

Ombudsmen of Central Asia, Russia discuss legal protection for labor migrants at Dushanbe conference

Over 500,000 new jobs were created in Uzbekistan during the first half of 2012

This figure was mentioned in a report on the results of Uzbekistan's socio-economic development in January-June 2012, which was issued by the Uzbek Ministry of Economy and the State Statistics Committee. The Uzbek National News Agency posted the...

Vocational training centre launched in Tashkent in partnership with KIOCA

A vocational training centre was launched in Tashkent on July 25. It was created by the Ministry of Labour and Social Security of Uzbekistan in cooperation with Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA).

Uzbekistan approves action plan on implementation of ILO conventions

Cabinet of Ministers of Uzbekistan approved an action plan on additional measures on implementation of the Convention on Forced Labour and convention on Worst Forms of Child Labour Convention in 2012-2013, which were ratified by Uzbekistan.

Uzbekistan plans to create nearly 1m jobs in 2012

Uzbekistan created over 815,000 jobs in January-September 2011 and plans to create nearly 1m more in 2012, the state-owned National News Agency website reported on 27 October.

PROJECT BRIEF: From the Crisis towards Decent and Safe Jobs

Sustainable regionsl development for job generation and social justice in the framework of Decent Work Country Programmes (DWCPs)

STEP Skills Measurement Study, The World Bank

G20 Training Strategy Knowledge-Sharing Workshop on Skills for Employment, 4-6 May 2011

Global Outreach map

The SIYB Programme History

Uzbekistan to spend over 6bn dollars on social projects in 2011

The Uzbek state budget spending for 2011 will stand at 17 trillion soms (over 10.4bn dollars), 60 per cent of which or 10 trillion soms (over 6.1bn dollars) is to be channelled to support the social sphere. Uzbek First Deputy Prime Minister and...

Tashkent hosts second stage of ILO microfinance training course

Nearly 785,000 jobs created in Uzbekistan in January-September 2010

UN Ministerial Conference, 2009

Report on the Almaty Conference, 2009

UN Ministerial Conference, 2009

Almaty Ministerial Declaration, 2009

UN Ministerial Conference, 2009

Background notes for Panel Statement

UN Ministerial Conference, 2009

Promoting decent employment in Eastern Europe, Central Asia and Turkey