Sustainable enterprises
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Shynar Jetpissova/World Bank
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Dana Smillie/World Bank
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Boris Rumenov Balabanov/World Bank
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Dana Smillie/World Bank
What's new
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News
Uruguayan Chamber of Senators approves a law on the social and solidarity economy
09 January 2020
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Project
The ILO MNE Declaration at the centre of a transnational dialogue within the Labour and Social Dialogue Council of the West African Economic and Monetary Union
08 January 2020
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Project
Blending of financial and non-financial services
20 December 2019
Highlights
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Employment creation
Small businesses and self-employed provide most jobs worldwide, new ILO report says
10 October 2019
A ground-breaking study reveals that seven in 10 workers are self-employed or in small businesses, a finding that has significant implications for employment and enterprise support policies world-wide.
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Social and solidarity economy
ILO co-organizes an international conference on the Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE)
27 June 2019
The ILO co-organizes an international conference aimed at examining the role of the Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE) in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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Cooperatives and the future of work
The ILO-ICA Joint Conference on Cooperatives and the Future of Work
25 June 2019
Marking the ILO Centenary, the ILO and the International Co-operative Alliance (ICA) co-organized a conference that reflects on the role of cooperative enterprises in promoting decent work for all in a changing world of work.
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Environment and social justice
Poverty-Environment Nexus – ILO Perspectives at Achieving the SDGs within Europe: No Poverty Eradication without Environmental Action
05 March 2019
At an event hosted by European Parliament and the Club of Rome EU-Chapter in Brussels, the ILO Enterprises Department Director, Victor van Vuuren, stressed the importance of strategically linking environmental sustainability and social justice together.
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PAGE Ministerial Conference
We cannot tolerate the cost of inaction on climate change
10 January 2019
ILO Director-General Guy Ryder outlined three key climate change challenges and put forward a number of proposals, in an address to the Ministerial Conference of the Partnership for Action on Green Economy (PAGE), in South Africa.