Sweden – ILO Partnership
15 projects
Sweden currently funds 15 ILO development cooperation projects worldwide
10th in top 20
Sweden ranks 10th in the ILO list of voluntary funding contributors in 2024
US$ 61.3 million
Sweden has contributed US$ 61.3 million to ILO voluntary non-core funding in 2021-2024
Sweden is a key partner of the ILO in advancing decent work and social justice worldwide.
The ILO works closely with the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency on ensuring a just transition, gender equality, providing youth, women, migrants and vulnerable individuals with decent jobs and labour rights worldwide, including in the construction sector, the textile industry and the green economy.
In addition to its contributions for specific programmes and projects, in 2022-23, Sweden contributed over US$ 1.5 million to the ILO Regular Budget Supplementary Account, allowing the Office to allocate these funds flexibly when and where they are most needed.
Furthermore, the ILO benefits from Swedish expertise through the country’s participation in the Junior Professional Officer programme.
For more information see Sweden Country portal.
Highlights
Developing an impact monitoring system for Sweden’s guarantee instrument
Sweden and the ILO renew their partnership
Podcast - ILO Voices
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Latest news
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Publications and documents
Kenya's tourism sector skills assessment
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Build it right: Policy, procurement and decent work in Mozambique
Ongoing projects
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