Resources on work, peace and resilience
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Geneva Peace Week 2019
Trade, jobs and peace: Highlights of the ILO-WTO dialogue
15 November 2019
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Geneva Peace Week 2019
The contribution of socio-economic programmes to sustaining peace
08 November 2019
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Publication
Flyer: Panel discussion at the Geneva Peace Week 2019 - Trade, Jobs and Peace
05 November 2019
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Geneva Peace Week 2019
Trade, Jobs and Peace
The event is organized in the context of the Geneva Peace Week 2019, which will take place from 4 to 8 November, in collaboration with WTO and Accessions - Trade for peace.
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Publication
Flyer: Panel discussion at the Geneva Peace Week 2019 -The Humanitarian, Development, Peace Nexus: The socio-economic contribution to peace
29 October 2019
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Geneva Peace Week 2019
The Humanitarian, Development, Peace Nexus: The socio-economic contribution to peace
The event is organized in the context of the Geneva Peace Week 2019, which will take place from 4 to 8 November, in collaboration with FAO, UNICEF and Interpeace.
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Video
Employment and Peacebuilding for ‘Youth at Risk’ in Lebanon
06 October 2019
Under the framework of the ILO/UNDP/UNICEF project, entitled “Employment and Peacebuilding: Building Bridges Amongst ‘Youth at Risk’ in Lebanon” funded by the Peacebuilding Fund, the ILO provided Lebanese and Syrian refugee youth with non-financial and financial support for the establishment of Lebanese-Syrian joint-income generating initiatives as a way to create employment opportunities and decrease tension among host communities and Syrian refugees.
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MOOC on R205
Massive Open Online Course on Recommendation No. 205: Employment and Decent Work for Peace and Resilience
This course explores all the aspects of Recommendation No. 205 to create awareness of the implications of fragility in the world of work and the solutions implemented by the ILO across the Decent Work Agenda.
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Publication
Employment Policy Department Newsletter, Issue 14, September/October 2019
25 September 2019
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Publication
Report: Damage, loss and needs assessment: Odisha (India)
09 September 2019
In response to the disaster situation caused by Cyclone Fani in Odisha in 2019, a damage, loss and needs assessment was undertaken in the State with the support of the UN, the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank.