El Día Internacional de la Mujer, el martes 8 de marzo, la OIT celebró una mesa redonda titulada “Alcanzar la igualdad para 2030: El futuro es ahora”. El debate abordará los nuevos enfoques dirigidos a promover la igualdad de género, poner fin a todas las formas de discriminación contra las mujeres en el mundo de trabajo y lograr el empleo pleno y productivo y trabajo decente para todos de aquí a 2030 en el marco de la Agenda de Desarrollo Sostenible.
Despite significant progress over the past century, women are still a long way from achieving gender equality in the workplace. In many parts of the world, women are still trapped in low-skilled work and work longer unpaid hours. Explore the chart to learn how working women are faring around the world.
Marking the day
Watch
High-level panel discussion "Getting to Equal by 2030: The Future is Now"
The panel members are:
Her Excellency Pamela Hamamoto, the US Ambassador and Permanent representative to the UN in Geneva
Ms Linda Kromjong, Secretary-General of the International Organisation of Employers’
Ms Sharan Burrow, General-Secretary of the International Trade Union Confederation
Mr Guy Ryder, ILO Director-General
Ms Shauna Olney, Chief of the Gender, Equality and Diversity Branch, ILO.
Trabajemos juntos a favor de una igualdad de género verdadera y del empoderamiento de la mujer en el mundo del trabajo. El trabajo decente para la mujer traerá consigo una vida decente para todos."
Gender equality, decent work, and sustainable development
Achieving gender equality, through youth lenses. Contribution of the International School of Geneva to the ILO's debate on International Women's Day 2016.