group photo of all invitees and guests in the project closing event

Project closing event

Establishing partnerships on skills development as a foundation for more responsible business conduct in Indonesia

group photo of all invitees and guests in the project closing event “Skills Development and Responsible Business Conduct", Jakarta, Indonesia, 02/2025 © ILO

Background

The International Labour Organization (ILO) with support from the Government of Japan through the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) is implementing the Skills Development and Responsible Business Conduct for Transition Project in Indonesia with focus on the electronics sector. Read more...

Objective of the event

The objective of the event is to showcase the partnerships established and results achieved by the ILO project in Indonesia, with focus on the following: (i) contribution to the development of institutional capacities; (ii) approaches and tools developed; (iii) foundational impact generated through the project activities designed and delivered in collaboration with national stakeholders, including the government, employers’ and workers’ organisations, and other project partners; and (iv) the potential for expansion and/or scale up of project results in the longer-term with support of national stakeholders.

The experiences and insights from national stakeholders, project partners and beneficiaries will be shared during the event and illustrated with thematic publications and tools developed by the project. Presentations and panel discussions will be interactive, allowing questions and discussion with a view to identifying opportunities for further benefits to be realized after project completion on 31 March 2025.

A simultaneous interpreter will be available alongside with a minute’s taker. A master of ceremonies will be identified and selected to moderate the event. The participants will have an opportunity to provide feedback and recommendations for the design of future approaches and projects on skill development and responsible business conduct.

Participants

  • Ministry of Manpower
  • Coordinating Ministry of Human Development
  • Coordinating Ministry of Economic Affairs
  • Employers Federation - APINDO
  • Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry - KADIN
  • BBVP Bekasi
  • Yayasan Matsushita Gobel (YMG) – Matsuhita Gobel Institute
  • Panasonic Gobel Trade Union Federation
  • K. Sarbumusi
  • K. SPI
  • K. SPSI
  • K. SBSI
  • GABEL
  • PERPEKA
  • UI
  • SVARA
  • FHIRST
  • Ultimate beneficiaries of the trainings conducted by the ILO project
  • Small and medium-sized enterprises
  • HR Managers of Panasonics Gobel Group

Schedule and Venue

Date: Wednesday, 26 February 2025
Time: 09.00 – 14.00
Venue: Coordinating Ministry of Economic Affairs, Ali Wardhana Building, Jl. Lap. Banteng, Jakarta.

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