Safe Day 2022 in Indonesia

ILO and the Ministry of Manpower celebrate the 2022 World Day for Safety and Health at Work by encouraging multi-stakeholder collaboration

Mark every year on 28 April, the World Day for Safety and Health at Work focuses the international attention on the need to prevent deaths, injuries and diseases caused by work and promote a safety and healthy culture that can help to prevent this tragedy. ILO in Indonesia is going to conduct various activities to leading to the Safe Day for a month with the tripartite constituents.

• Click here for further information on the global 2022 Safe Day 

International Women’s Day 2022

Greater investment in care could create almost 300 million jobs

Plugging existing, significant, gaps in care services could generate almost 300 million jobs and create a continuum of care that would help to alleviate poverty, encourage gender equality, and support care for children and the elderly, says new ILO report released ahead of International Women’s Day.

• Visit the ILO topic portal on Care Economy and Gender Equality for more information on each topic.

COVID-19 Response

New skills helped my business recover from pandemic

Juanda Badaru, who lives with a disability, saw his small business income halved due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Then his business expanded after he took entrepreneurship and small boat engine maintenance training. Juanda Badaru, is a beneficiary of the Employment and Livelihood project funded by the UN COVID-19 Response and Recovery Multi Partners Trust Fund.

22-24 February 2022

Global Forum for a Human-centred Recovery

The ILO will host the Global Forum for a Human-centred Recovery from 22-24 February. It will bring together heads of State and Government, heads of international organizations and multilateral development banks, and employers’ and workers’ leaders from around the world to propose concrete actions and strengthen the international community’s response to the COVID-19 crisis. The Forum will examine in particular the actions and investments needed to meet the ambition of the ILO Global Call to Action and the Global Accelerator on Jobs and Social Protection.