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Youth Employment Policy for Trinidad and Tobago being prepared with technical support from ILO Caribbean
ILO at COP29
Just transition policies must prioritize labour rights and decent work
The International Labour Organization will highlight the critical role of social dialogue and labour protection in fostering an inclusive green transition at the UN Climate Change Conference.
Business resilience in the Pacific and Caribbean
ILO research explores private sector perspectives on business resilience in small island developing states
Businesses across the Pacific and Caribbean need to deal with adversity, withstand shocks and continuously adapt to disruption and crises caused by multiple risks, ranging across economic, social, political, health and environmental hazards.
Suriname tripartite partners strengthen negotiation skills in partnership with ILO Caribbean
Initiative marks substantial advancement in national commitment to green job growth.
The World Chocolate Fair: an opportune showcase to exhibit and promote Haiti’s exquisite cocoa
From October 30 to November 3, 2024, Haitian cocoa will be proudly represented at the 29th edition of the Salon Mondial du Chocolat to be held in Paris, Porte de Versailles, the world’s largest event dedicated to chocolate and cocoa
RBCLAC project
Second phase of Responsible Business Conduct in Latin America and the Caribbean project launched
The second phase of the Responsible Business Conduct project in Latin America and the Caribbean was launched to foster sustainable and inclusive growth across nine countries. Running through 2028, this phase will promote responsible business aligned...
Guyana tripartite partners complete Decent Work Country Diagnostic and advance towards finalization of next DWCP
Activities focused on comprehensive analysis national of labour landscape.
Op-Ed
The Care Economy: A Pillar for Decent Work and Social Justice
On the International Day of Care and Support, ILO Regional Director for Latin America and the Caribbean, Ana Virginia Moreira Gomes, reflects on the importance of the care economy as a pillar of social justice and analyzes how investment in this...
Gender equality
ILO held the 1st Gender and Inclusion Academy in Latin America
The ILO held the 1st Gender and Inclusion Academy in Latin America, bringing together over 130 agents of change from 17 countries. Participants addressed key issues, including gender equality in employment, care policies, gender-responsive climate...
Sint Maarten and ILO Caribbean partner to deepen tripartite understanding of freedom of association and social dialogue
Mission included workshop and series of strategic engagements to reestablish presence in country.
Skills for green jobs in Suriname
The institutional framework for the development of skills for green jobs in Suriname is advancing, influenced by changing organizational structures and evolving legislative agendas within the labour, environment, and education ministries. A more...
ILO Resolution on Decent Work and the Care Economy moves ahead
Strategies and recommendations contained in the key Resolution on promoting decent work in the care economy were discussed at a high-level webinar convened to mark the UN’s International Day of Care and Support and ahead of consideration by the ILO...
Video interview
The importance of decent work for the care economy
Colin E. Jordan, Minister of Labour, Barbados, discusses the ILO Resolution on decent work in the care economy, highlighting its significance and steps toward better conditions for care workers.
Child Labour
31 governments, business and trade union organizations issue joint statement to eradicate child labour in Latin America and the Caribbean
Ten commitments mark a decade of joint efforts towards a future without child labour in the region.
Public employment service
Suriname's commitment to modernise Public Employment Service (PES) with ILO technical support
Recent discussions resulted in a national roadmap outlining steps to operationalise effective PES.
COP16
Sustainable management of biodiversity in agriculture could create millions of new jobs in Latin America
The ILO will be highlighting the transformative potential of green jobs and nature-based solutions at the 2024 United Nations Biodiversity Conference of the Parties to the UN Convention on Biological Diversity, in Colombia.
Child Labour
The Regional Initiative for Latin America and the Caribbean celebrates 10 years of fighting against child labour
The commemoration celebrates the joint efforts of 31 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean, together with employers' and workers organizations, in the eradication of child labour, as well as the launch of the Regional Child Labour...
Business brief for EBMOs
Business resilience in Small Island Developing States Lessons from the Caribbean and Pacific
This brief aims to understand the private sectors experience of business resilience, take stock of lessons learned in the area of public-private partnerships, and to provide direction for EBMO policy work and services
South-South Cooperation
Brazil and ILO sign a new agreement to promote labour rights and decent work
The agreement was signed during the XI Annual Evaluation Meeting of the Brazil-ILO Trilateral South-South Cooperation Programme
Business resiliency
Business resiliency in small island developing states: Lessons from the Caribbean and Pacific
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