National tripartite conference on the global call to action for a human centred recovery from COVID-19, in the context of India, jointly with the Ministry of Labour and Employment
The conference is envisaged to foster convergence and tripartite action contributing to the implementation of the ILO Centenary Declaration for the Future of Work and SDGs in India.

COVID-19 was declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization nine months after the adoption of the Centenary Declaration, It plunged the world into an unprecedented health and economic crisis and uncertainty. The most disadvantaged and vulnerable were hit the hardest and in most cruel ways, exposing the devastating consequences of inequalities. ILO responded immediately to the pandemic with a Four Pillar Policy Framework based on international labour standards, for tackling the socioeconomic impact through stimulating the economy and jobs: supporting employment, enterprises and income and protecting workers in the workplace.
The Indian economy is seen to be recovering after the second wave of the COVID-19 crisis however, it is imperative upon the constituents and stakeholder to use the crisis as an opportunity to lay the foundations for addressing the fault lines that have been thrown open by the crisis and move together to build back better.
The objective of the meeting is, in a tripartite forum, discuss the global Call to Action for a human centred recovery from COVID-19, in the four priority areas a) Inclusive economic growth and employment; b) Protection of all workers; c) Universal social protection; and d) Social Dialogue, in the context of India.