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ILO advances Business Support Centre for northern Haiti through tripartite consultation
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Business development services

ILO advances Business Support Centre for northern Haiti through tripartite consultation

The ILO is helping establish a new Business Support Centre in northern Haiti, funded by the Government of Haiti through the Ministry of Economy and Finance, to boost local entrepreneurship.

PROFIT and SAMS promote cocoa and breadfruit
Group photo of project staff in Haiti

Technical cooperation

PROFIT and SAMS promote cocoa and breadfruit

A high-level delegation visited Grand’Anse to see the results of the joint ILO and WFP project supported by Norway, France and Switzerland, and to reaffirm their support for promising agricultural value chains with strong potential to generate...

ILO Caribbean Office begins first high-level mission to Haiti following new country programme agreement
“A group of ten adults stand side by side inside an industrial facility with a high metal roof and blue corrugated walls. They are dressed in a mix of business and smart-casual attire and appear to be part of an official visit or mission.

Technical cooperation

ILO Caribbean Office begins first high-level mission to Haiti following new country programme agreement

ILO high-level mission signals immediate action to support decent work, social dialogue and labour cooperation in Haiti

Philippines' leadership on decent work for domestic workers: 15 years of progress and the road ahead
Luna Rose Escosa, a domestic worker, sits while writing her daily tasks.

Op-ed

Philippines' leadership on decent work for domestic workers: 15 years of progress and the road ahead

Fifteen years after helping secure a historic international labour standard, the Philippines stands at a pivotal moment to build on its leadership in protecting and empowering domestic workers.

Canals, roads and jobs rebuilt in Les Cayes, Haiti
A group of manual laborers wearing yellow hard hats and neon green safety vests work on a dirt path next to a cornfield. Some workers hold shovels and tools while standing or digging along the rural terrain under an overcast sky.

Rural development

Canals, roads and jobs rebuilt in Les Cayes, Haiti

ILO project advances decent jobs and rural infrastructure recovery in southern Haiti, repairing canals and rural tracks to help communities recover and build resilience.

Haiti and ILO sign two-year country programme to advance decent work and social dialogue
A group of five men are seated at a long wooden conference table in a wood-paneled room, all focused on signing documents. In the center of the table, small desk flags representing Haiti and the International Labour Organization (ILO) are displayed.

Haiti and ILO sign two-year country programme to advance decent work and social dialogue

New agreement sets four national priorities for technical support on employment, social protection and labour reform

Haiti: Participatory planning lays the foundations for peace and livelihoods in Artibonite
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Sustainable development

Haiti: Participatory planning lays the foundations for peace and livelihoods in Artibonite

Communities in Haiti’s Artibonite department come together for a three-day participatory planning process to shape a new ILO and WFP initiative, supported by the United Nations Peacebuilding Fund, which links livelihoods, decent work and...

Haiti targets stronger social protection: ILO workshop assesses social security system against Convention No. 102

Social security reform

Haiti targets stronger social protection: ILO workshop assesses social security system against Convention No. 102

An ILO-led workshop reviewed Haiti’s social security legislation against international minimum standards, identifying strengths and critical reform priorities.

New market in Chambellan strengthens livelihoods in Grand’ Anse Haiti
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ILO News

New market in Chambellan strengthens livelihoods in Grand’ Anse Haiti

A new public market in Chambellan improves working conditions and supports local producers. The joint ILO and WFP initiative links decent work with food security and economic recovery.

Young artisans certified for a greener future in Grand’ Anse, Haiti
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Skills development for young Haitian trainees

Young artisans certified for a greener future in Grand’ Anse, Haiti

Government of Haiti and ILO reinforce strategic partnership to safeguard jobs and strengthen labour governance
A worker at a garment factory in Haiti looks to camera, representing the ILO's Better Work Haiti programme, which supports improved working conditions in the country's textile and apparel sector. Fellow workers are visible at sewing stations in the background.

Better Work Haiti programme

Government of Haiti and ILO reinforce strategic partnership to safeguard jobs and strengthen labour governance

The Government of Haiti and the International Labour Organization sign a new financing agreement to sustain the Better Work Haiti programme through 2026, safeguarding more than 30,000 garment sector jobs and supporting an industry that accounts for...

The Caribbean labour market paradox: What the 2026 ILO report reveals
Engineers and other workers constructing anti-landslide concrete wall on a highway in Jamaica.

Caribbean labour market in focus

The Caribbean labour market paradox: What the 2026 ILO report reveals

The key question in the Caribbean is not whether people are working, but whether work itself is becoming a stronger engine for prosperity, inclusion, and resilience.

Green skills and new economic opportunities for youth in Haiti
A group of approximately 15-20 people gather outdoors in a rural, vegetated area in Jeremie Haiti for a green skills training session. An instructor in light-coloured clothing and a cap stands on the right, gesturing while teaching the assembled participants.

Building peace from the ground up

Green skills and new economic opportunities for youth in Haiti

In Jérémie, Haiti, with the support of the ILO and the UN Peacebuilding Fund, youth are transforming bamboo into sustainable livelihoods through skills and entrepreneurship training.

The World Chocolate Fair in Paris: An Exceptional Showcase to Promote Haiti’s Fabulous Cocoa
Haiti’s participation in the World Chocolate Fair underscores the country’s potential and the many opportunities it holds, particularly in agriculture

The World Chocolate Fair in Paris: An Exceptional Showcase to Promote Haiti’s Fabulous Cocoa

Haiti’s participation in the World Chocolate Fair underscores the country’s potential and the many opportunities it holds, particularly in agriculture.

ILO strengthens Caribbean presence: Haiti joins the ILO Caribbean Office

Institutional change

ILO strengthens Caribbean presence: Haiti joins the ILO Caribbean Office

Effective 1 January 2026, responsibility for Haiti will shift from the ILO Central America office in San Jose to the ILO Office for the Caribbean in Port of Spain as part of strategic realignment to enhance support for Haiti.

Haitian social partners lead efforts to reduce violence and promote peace through decent work
Haiti garment workers in a textile factory

Article

Haitian social partners lead efforts to reduce violence and promote peace through decent work

In the midst of Haiti’s ongoing crisis, national social partners are taking bold steps to promote peace and stability through decent work. A recent forum in Cap-Haïtien showcased how private sector actors are driving locally-led solutions to reduce...

Can local industrial relations improve working conditions in global supply chains?

International Labour Review Blog

Can local industrial relations improve working conditions in global supply chains?

Based on research recently published in the International Labour Review, this blog draws on data from the Better Work programme in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Haiti, Indonesia, Jordan, Nicaragua and Viet Nam to show how unions and collective bargaining...

Not just labour, but lifelines: Recognizing the essential role of Filipino domestic workers
a domestic worker taking care of a white dog

Op-ed

Not just labour, but lifelines: Recognizing the essential role of Filipino domestic workers

On International Domestic Workers' Day, Khalid Hassan, Director of the ILO in the Philippines, recognizes the vital contributions of domestic workers and reaffirms the need for fair wages, protections and dignity.

Just Transition in Small Island Developing States is key to economic resilience
Fishing at Saint Martin Island, Bay of Bengal.

Commonwealth Sustainable Energy Forum

Just Transition in Small Island Developing States is key to economic resilience

The ILO is promoting just energy transitions in Small Island Developing States (SIDS) as a key strategy to boost workforce and economic resilience, as highlighted at the Commonwealth Sustainable Energy Forum in May 2025.

ILO unveils key data on web-based platform work in Latin America and the Caribbean
Trabajadora digital gestionando sus tareas en plataformas web.

Press release

ILO unveils key data on web-based platform work in Latin America and the Caribbean

New ILO report provides unprecedented data on workers in web-based digital platforms in Latin America and the Caribbean.