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Third Party Monitoring on Child and Forced Labour in Uzbekistan

Third Party Monitoring on Child and Forced Labour in Uzbekistan

The ILO has cooperated with the Government and social partners of Uzbekistan on child and forced labour since 2013. The parties agreed to an ILO monitoring on child labour in cotton harvest during September - October 2013. In addition, Uzbek...

Uzbekistan
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Uzbekistan

RISE for Impact: Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work in the Cotton Supply Chain – A New Phase, A New Vision
RISE for Impact Project

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RISE for Impact: Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work in the Cotton Supply Chain – A New Phase, A New Vision

The RISE for Impact Project aims to enhance respect for fundamental principles and rights at work for a sustainable cotton supply chain in India, Pakistan and Uzbekistan.

Europe and Central Asia
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Europe and Central Asia

RISE for Impact: Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work in the Cotton Supply Chain – A New Phase, A New Vision (UZBEKISTAN)
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RISE for Impact: Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work in the Cotton Supply Chain – A New Phase, A New Vision (UZBEKISTAN)

The RISE for Impact project aims to enhance respect for fundamental principles and rights at work (FPRW) in the cotton supply chain of Uzbekistan. It is part of the ILO joint Programme on Cotton, Textile and Garments, and will support the promotion...

Improving labour inspection and occupational safety and health systems in Uzbekistan
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Safety + Health for All

Improving labour inspection and occupational safety and health systems in Uzbekistan

The project “Improving labour inspection and OSH systems in Uzbekistan” has the overarching goal to address the fundamental principles and rights challenges and in particular OSH deficits in Uzbekistan.

Co-Creating Network for Protecting the Human Dignity of Migrant Workers in South-East Asia
Metal processing is a typical occupation for migrant workers in Japan.

Co-Creating Network for Protecting the Human Dignity of Migrant Workers in South-East Asia

The project aims to strengthen the protection of migrant workers and uphold their human dignity as they move to Japan by fostering regional cooperation among stakeholders in Asia. It supports dialogue, knowledge sharing, mutual learning and...