News items
2021
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New ILO report on global employment policy tackles crisis challenges, charts path to hope and relief for millions of people
31 March 2021
A new ILO report, the “Global Employment Policy Review: Employment Policies for Inclusive Structural Transformation” examines current and persistent challenges in the labour market and provides a blueprint for forging new and innovative solutions to policy design and implementation, both during the current crisis and beyond.
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ILO addresses the Geneva Science-Policy Interface at the event on “Governing in the Age of Complexity: Building Resilience to COVID-19 and Future Pandemics”
29 March 2021
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ILO highlights the role of employment in infrastructure development at the UN Environment Management Group meeting
23 March 2021
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ILO’s ACTION/Portugal Project Holds Technical Training Course
22 January 2021
The International Labour Organization (ILO) organized through the ACTION/Portugal project, during the first week of December 2020, the third consecutive annual edition of the technical training course on “Social Protection and Statistics” for African Portuguese-speaking countries (PALOP)
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Zimbabwe: Development of a Curriculum for Domestic Workers
21 January 2021
2020
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Increased trade opportunities to promote decent jobs for peace in fragile and conflict-affected countries
15 December 2020
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Employment Matters too much to Society to Leave to Markets Alone
09 December 2020
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ILO and Government of Ethiopia to launch a new project on job creation in the agro-processing sector
27 November 2020
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Investing in people through the ILO’s employment-intensive investment approach
25 November 2020
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New EU-ILO Mainstreaming Employment into Trade and Investment (METI) Programme launched at UfM Trade ministerial meeting
16 November 2020
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ILO and AUDA-NEPAD develop OSH and COVID19 Guidelines
31 October 2020
In fulfilment of the ILO/AUDA-NEPAD Memorandum of Understanding, the two agencies joined forces to enhance OSH capacity and mitigate impact of COVID19 in workplace. The Group of Experts, from all over Africa, as assembled by ILO and AUDA-NEPAD, produced Guidelines targeting the Food and Retail, Education, Health Care and Mining sectors, and providing guidance on Clinical Occupational health and Risk Assessment, for member states’ domestication.
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A time for collaboration and partnerships for building more inclusive, resilient and peaceful societies amid the COVID-19 crisis
02 October 2020
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The ILO supports the National Planning Meeting of INAS
01 October 2020
Since 2013, the ILO has been providing financial and technical support the INAS to hold National Planning Meetings. The INAS is the executing arm of the Basic (non-contributory) Social Security programs in Mozambique.
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Targeted responses needed to combat youth employment crisis - ADB & ILO report
10 September 2020
The joint Tackling the COVID-19 Youth Employment Crisis in Asia and the Pacific report says COVID-19 has triggered a massive disruption of labour markets which has had a disproportionate impact on youth unemployment.
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ILO supports the Cook Islands to launch an online employment services platform
18 August 2020
The ILO Office for Pacific Island Countries is delighted to support the Cook Islands Ministry of Internal Affairs to launch a new online Employment Services platform to connect businesses with job seekers. This initiative targets people most affected by the impacts of COVID-19
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The ILO participates in the IUCN launch of the Global Standard for Nature-based Solutions
27 July 2020
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Bipartite Initiative to Support Redundant Workers in Micro Businesses
30 June 2020
The Fiji Trades Union Congress (FTUC )and the Fiji Commerce & Employers Federation (FCEF) lead the implementation of a COVID19 recovery initiative called Transition to Business (T2B).
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Launch of "An ILO for All Seasons": Interview with Kari Tapiola
26 June 2020
Kari Tapiola, former Deputy-Director General of the ILO presents his study "An ILO for All Seasons" to be launched on 29th June 2020.
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© Sambrian Mbaabu / World Bank 2021
UN Policy Brief: The World of Work and COVID-19
18 June 2020
COVID-19 causes unprecedented jobs crisis, almost all workers and businesses affected by lockdown measures.
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ILO participates in a webinar on nature-based solutions
22 May 2020