All project resources
Message of support at the opening of the ILO-TESDA STEM in TVET curriculum guide workshop
By Mr Khalid Hassan, Director, ILO Country Office for the Philippines at the opening of the ILO-TESDA STEM in TVET curriculum guide workshop, 20 October 2020 Manila, Philippines via Zoom
COVID-19: Promoting skills development
Instructors of Indonesian TVETs get ready to shift to online training
Following the successful training of the first batch, the ILO together with the Ministry of Manpower has continued the online learning programme for instructors of the technical and vocational education and training (TVETs) centers with increased...
COVID-19: Promoting skills development
The ILO encourages more women to start careers in ICT sector jobs
Employment opportunities in the field of information and communication technology (ICT) continue to grow along with rapid development of technology. The ILO encourages more women to take part in this field.
Our impact, their voices
Online shops help entrepreneurs with disabilities meet COVID challenges
As COVID-19 reshapes the world of work, ILO is helping vulnerable people in Indonesia to stay competitive and improve their livelihoods.
Message of support at the launch of the research brief on Leading to Success: Women in Business and Management in the Philippines
By Mr Khalid Hassan, Director, ILO Country Office for the Philippines at the launch of the research brief on Leading to Success: Women in Business and Management in the Philippines, 23 September 2020 Manila, Philippines via Zoom
The Business Case for Change
Leading to success: The business case for women in business and management in the Philippines
Presentation at the launch of the Leading to Success: the business case for women in business and management in the Philippines jointly organized by the ILO, Investing in Women, the Philippine Business Coalition for Women Empowerment (PBCWE) and the...
Technical and Vocational Training In ASEAN
Regional Workshop Webinar: Promoting industry-led skills and TVET systems in Asia: The Role of Sector Skills Councils
The Business Case for Change
Leading to Success: the business case for women in business and management in the Philippines
The country brief demonstrates the business case for gender diversity in management and workplace gender equality in the Philippines considering the COVID-19 context.
Gender equality and COVID-19
Gender diversity is good for business says new ILO survey in the Philippines
A country survey jointly conducted in the Philippines by the ILO and Australian initiative “Investing in Women” recognizes the benefits of gender diversity on business and provides recommendations to better integrate and leverage the female talent...
COVID-19: Promoting skills development
Instructors of Indonesian TVETs to shift from offline to online courses
The digital transformation of technical and vocational education training (TVET) centres in Indonesia is unavoidable. The ILO and the Ministry of Manpower team up to build the digital skills of the TVETs’ instructors on the creation and delivery of...
Leading to success: The business case for women in business and management in Indonesia
This country brief demonstrates the business case for gender diversity in management and workplace gender equality in Indonesia considering the COVID-19 context.
COVID-19: Promoting skills development
Staying competitive during COVID-19 with digital skills
Responding to the growing need for ICT skills caused by COVID-19 pandemic, the ILO team up with the Indonesian Retail Association (APRINDO) to provide an opportunity for business owners and laid-off workers to be more competitive with improved...
Project Brief (2020): Women in STEM Workforce Readiness and Development Programme in Indonesia
Our impact, their voices
The journey of a young, inspiring woman to promote inclusivity and women in STEM
Her passion for technology and her determination to promote inclusivity has pushed Hastu Wijayasri to break layers of barriers as a woman in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) and as a person with disability. She has been active...
Opportunity or Challenge? Promoting greater participation of Indonesian women in STEM
Women are at risk of being replaced by technology, including automation and robotics, at the as they are employed predominantly in jobs requiring low science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) skills. Michiko Miyamoto, Country Director...
Women in STEM
Breaking down barriers for girls and women in STEM
The ILO in collaboration with the Embassy of Ireland in Indonesia hosted a joint event to inspire more girls and women to join STEM related fields. Five young women in STEM shared their journeys and aspirations.
Women in STEM
Advancing women in STEM for the future of work
As women workers are employed predominantly in jobs requiring low science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) skills, they are 1.2 times more likely to be employed in an occupation at high risk of automation across all industries.
ILO and Apindo team up to develop skills of the future
Rapid industrial change due to digitalization and automation is inevitable. While digitalization and automation have eliminated many technical jobs, they have created new jobs that require a new set of soft skills beyond technical. Companies need to...
STEM education and training in TVETs
Concept note for the Regional Experts Meeting on the Future of STEM Education and Training in TVETs in Southeast Asia
Women in STEM
ILO and Thailand enhance women’s access to technical skills in electronics industry
The International Labour Organization (ILO) and the Ministry of Labour of Thailand have developed a new STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) training program for women workers in the electronics sector. Minister of Labour M.R....