Sectoral impact, responses and recommendations
The ILO’s preliminary assessment of the impact of COVID-19 on specific social and economic sectors and industries is captured in a series of sectoral briefs.
The briefs also contain policy responses and measures taken by ILO constituents – governments, employers and workers – as well as available ILO tools and responses at the sector-specific level.
The intended audience is ILO constituents at the national, sectoral, regional and global level, as well as international organizations and other partners in the effort to advance decent work for women and men in specific social and economic sectors.
The briefs will be updated regularly.
Constituents are invited to comment on and contribute to the briefs so that they can serve as repository of good practices and lessons learned in pandemic responses in order to “build back better” in the post-pandemic future.
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COVID-19 and the sports sector
COVID-19 and the port sector
COVID-19 and the meat processing sector
COVID and the construction sector
COVID-19 and care workers providing home or institution-based care
COVID-19 and Urban Passenger Transport Services
Hand hygiene at the workplace
COVID-19 and the media and culture sector
COVID-19 and the forest sector
COVID-19 and the Public Service
COVID-19 and road transport
COVID-19 and Public Emergency Services
COVID-19 and the automotive industry
COVID-19 and food retail
COVID-19 and the textiles, clothing, leather and footwear industries
COVID-19 and civil aviation
COVID-19 and the health sector
COVID-19 and the education sector
COVID-19 and maritime shipping & fishing
COVID-19 and the tourism sector
COVID-19 and agriculture and food security
Key resources
Stop COVID-19 at work!
ILO sectoral tools and instruments
Joint statements and calls for action to fight COVID-19
ILO’s partnerships that fight COVID-19 sector by sector
The garment sector and COVID-19: Resources from the Better Work programme
Call to Action
COVID-19: Action in the Global Garment Industry