Feature articles
2019
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Remediation finance scheme for a safer RMG industry
24 December 2019
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INTERNATIONAL MIGRANTS DAY 2019: Social cohesion is key to reaping the benefits of migration
18 December 2019
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A greener life is a rosier one, thanks to mushrooms
04 September 2019
The UN Climate Action Summit (23 September) will consider the social and economic consequences of moving to a more sustainable economy. Without proper planning millions of livelihoods – particularly of poor and vulnerable workers – are threatened. An ILO project in Bangladesh has shown that the right policies can protect the environment, improve workers’ lives and promote a greener economy.
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Safe work safe food
24 June 2019
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Community action to fight child labour
12 June 2019
By working with local communities an ILO project in Bangladesh has succeeded in removing 2,000 children from child labour.
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My skills my future
02 June 2019
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Never worked, can’t hear but proving nothing is impossible with a little training
30 May 2019
In 2014, the Canadian Government teamed with the Government of Bangladesh and the ILO to fund the Bangladesh Skills for Employment and Productivity (B-SEP) Project and, through it, reach out to women of all ages – not just youth – and especially in remote and marginalized areas with skills training in non-traditional (male-dominated) occupations, followed by assistance with finding jobs that rely on those skills.
2018
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Taking social dialogue to the next level
12 December 2018
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Navigating successful trade unions
12 December 2018
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Enhancing access to new skills for vulnerable workers in Bangladesh
09 August 2018
ILO’s Canadian funded Bangladesh Skills for Employment and Productivity (B-SEP) Project facilitates workplace inclusion by making training accessible to disadvantaged groups such as poor women, persons with disabilities, indigenous youth.