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ILO Country Office for Nepal

P.O.Box No: 8971, Dhobighat - Nayabato, Lalitpur
Kathmandu
Nepal

Tel : + 977 1 5555 777, 5550 691
Fax : + 977 1 5550 714
Email : kathmandu@ilo.org

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ILO in Nepal

  1. Gender equality and women workers

    ILO-UN Women joint programme on decent employment for women in the care economy concludes with recommendations to address care coverage gaps

    A high-level policy dialogue on care, decent employment and macroeconomy organized by the ILO and UN Women highlights the need for increased care investment in Nepal for decent employment opportunities for women through gender-responsive care, sectoral and macroeconomic policies.

Latest

  1. Request for quotation

    Request for Quotation: Supply of Monitor and Accessories

  2. Call for expression of interest

    Call for Expression of Interest: Research Service Provider

  3. UN General Assembly, SDG Action Weekend, High Impact Initiatives

    21 million euros pledged at UNGA for Global Accelerator on Jobs and Social Protection for Just Transitions

Multimedia

  1. Animated film on the worst forms of child labour


  2. The ILO at work


  3. This five part video series presents the practical guidelines to promote safety measures to prevent spread of COVID-19 at workplace

Labour standards & legislation

  1. National legislation

  2. International labour conventions ratified by Nepal

Focus on our projects

  1. Empowered Women Prosperous Nepal (UNJP)

    The Joint EU and UN programme, Empowered Women, Prosperous Nepal will contribute to the full realization of human rights and agency of Nepalese women, girls and people of diverse genders.

Publications

  1. Social health protection in Nepal: State of play and recommendations towards universal extension of coverage

    The report provides recommendations for universal extension of social health protection coverage.

  2. Building Inclusive Entrepreneurship Ecosystems in Nepal: An Analysis of Kathmandu and Pokhara

  3. Extending contribution-based social security schemes for workers in the informal economy and self-employed in Nepal