All resources: Syrian Arab Republic
Sub-regional initiative on promoting gender equality in the World of Work in Lebanon, Syria and Jordan (RBSA Evaluation Summary)
RBSA Funded Activity - Evaluation consultant: Taghrid Khuri
Labour inspection audit - Joint outcome on labour inspection
Technical Memorandum: the Syrian Arab Republic
The purpose of this audit was to establish a joint action plan, with the government, for modernizing and strengthening the capacities of the labour inspection system in Syria within the framework of the ILO conventions on labour inspection.
Enhancing Labour Inspection Effectiveness - Global Component (Final Evaluation Summary)
Project GLO/09/50/NOR - Evaluation consultant: Karstein Haarberg
Characterizing the school-to-work transitions of young men and women: Evidence from the ILO School-to-work transition surveys
Employment Working Paper No. 51
Policy Brief 8 - Gender, Employment and the Informal Economy in Syria
Enhancing Labour Inspection Effectiveness - European and Arab States Component (Final Evaluation Summary)
Project RER/09/50/NOR - Evaluation consultant: Karstein Haarberg
ILO Director-General meets his Excellency Dr. Bashar Al Assad, President of the Syrian Arab Republic
The Director General of the International Labour Organization (ILO), Mr. Juan Somavia today concluded an official mission to Syria, the highlight of which was a meeting with His Excellency Dr. Bashar Al Assad, President of the Syrian Arab...
Reforming the Business Environment for Small Enterprises in Syria: Challenges and Recommendations
Reforming the Business Environment for Small Enterprises in Syria:Challenges and Recommendations comes as a result of H.E Ms. Asma Al Assad’s national initiative in Syria for the creation of decent employment opportunities targeting young Syrian...
Report
Damascus Evaluation Clinic 2009 - final report
Decent work and social protection in six countries. Umbrella paper. Executive summary. India, Jordan, Morocco, Syria, Thailand and Viet Nam
ILO/EU/INT/R.38bis
Decent work country programme in Syria
The International Labour Organization (ILO) through its Regional Office for Arab States is launching Decent Work Country Programme for Syria through an official ceremony and the participation of the tripartite organizations – Government, Workers and...
Decent work and social protection in six countries. Umbrella paper. India, Jordan, Morocco, Syria, Thailand and Viet Nam
ILO/EU/INT/R.38
Inter-regional project. How to strengthen social protection coverage in the context of the European Union Agenda on decent work and...
ILO/EU/Syria/R.20
The school-to-work transition of young people in Syria
Employment Policy Paper 2007/3
The situation of workers of the occupied Arab territories. Report of the Director-General to the International Labour Conference, 93rd...
ILO encourages female participation in labour-intensive infrastructure project
The ILO holds awareness raising workshops for Jordanian and Syrian women in efforts to encourage their involvement in ILO-led employment initiatives.
World Day Against Child Labour
Syrian and Lebanese children from refugee host communities mark World Day Against Child Labour with theatrical performance
The ILO and Lebanon’s Ministry of Labour launch a theatrical performance by Syrian and Lebanese children working in hazardous environments after a series of training sessions tailored to child labour awareness raising.
ILO to conduct workshop in Syria on child labour standard operating procedures
The aim of the workshop is to reduce the worst forms of child labour the development of standard operating procedures (SOPs).
Skills, knowledge and employability
Skills development support to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency
The ILO is supporting the United Nations Relief and Works Agency to enhance technical and vocational training in the occupied Palestinian territory and Palestinian refugee communities across the Arab States.
Enhanced Access to Employment Opportunities and Livelihoods in Jordanian Host Communities within the framework of ILO's response to the...
One of the key components of the ILO’s response to the Syrian refugee crisis is to enhance employment opportunities and livelihoods in underprivileged host communities.
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