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50 young engineers from Basra, successfully completed ILO’s training programme Employment-Intensive Investment Program (EIIP)

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50 young engineers from Basra, successfully completed ILO’s training programme Employment-Intensive Investment Program (EIIP)

Seventy-five women and men in Iraq's City of Basra complete a vocational training programme, paving the way for more and better employment...

Seventy-five women and men in Iraq's City of Basra complete a vocational training programme, paving the way for more and better employment...

The training sessions are part of the collaboration between ILO and UN-Habitat under the European Union funded project "Increasing Access to Employment Opportunities for Vulnerable Urban Population in Basra City in Response to the COVID-19 Crisis."

Youth in Iraq's City of Basra introduced to employment and training services

Youth in Iraq's City of Basra introduced to employment and training services

The services will improve their skills, and provide them with career guidance and job placement.

Decent Work Country Programme Iraq: Recovery and Reform (Annual Progress Report - 2022)

Decent Work Country Programme Iraq: Recovery and Reform (Annual Progress Report - 2022)

Better access to employment opportunities in Basra’s underserviced settlements

Better access to employment opportunities in Basra’s underserviced settlements

A collaboration between UN-Habitat and the ILO will focus on equipping vulnerable young people with business skills, improving their access to employment services, and introducing labour-intensive approaches.

Increasing Access to Employment Opportunities for Vulnerable Urban Population in Basra City in Response to the COVID-19 Crisis

Increasing Access to Employment Opportunities for Vulnerable Urban Population in Basra City in Response to the COVID-19 Crisis

The collaboration between UN-Habitat and the ILO aims to increase access to employment opportunities for young women and men living in underserviced settlements in Basra, with the support of the European Union.