International Financial Institutions (IFIs)
The African Development Bank - ILO partnership
11 projects
The African Development Bank currently funds 11 ILO development cooperation projects worldwide
US$ 28.1 million
The African Development Bank contributed US$ 28.1 million to ILO voluntary non-core funding in 2020-23
The African Development Bank (AfDB) and the International Labour Organization (ILO) collaborate to promote inclusive and sustainable economic growth and employment, aligning with the Decent Work Agenda and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
AfDB and the International Training Centre of the ILO also have a long-standing collaboration focusing primarily on:
- Jobs for Youth capacity-building programme: How to increase results on jobs for youth in the Bank’s sector operations
- Procurement training for Bank staff.
The African Development Bank's development cooperation priorities
AfDB aims to reduce poverty in its regional member countries through inclusive and sustainable economic development, focusing on investment, policy advice, and technical assistance.
The AfDB’s ten-year strategy prioritizes support for fragile states and work in agriculture, food security, and gender, in alignment with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
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Projects funded by the African Development Bank
Highlights
The custom mercury-free gold milling plant established by the ILO in Guruve, Zimbabwe under the Youth and Women Empowerment Project
ILO Regional Director for Africa Visits AfDB-ILO Custom Mercury Free Gold Milling Plant in Zimbabwe.
Support of AfDB to ILO work is growing
ILO and AFDB target small-scale dairy farmers in Umguza
Youth employment
African Development Bank Group to introduce changes to prioritize investing in Africa’s young people