Workers' consultation in the Savanes region, Togo

Humanitarian-Development-Peace (HDP) Nexus

Decent work for social cohesion and community resilience

Job creation, sustainable resource management, and participatory governance strengthen community cohesion adaptability to shocks in the Savanes region, Togo

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Project details

1 March 2025 - 31 March 2026

TGO/25/01/RBS

Togo

Project summary

This initiative promotes decent work within the Humanitarian–Development–Peace Nexus, strengthening cooperation between the ILO, its constituents, and UN partners in northern Togo. It aims to enhance resilience and social cohesion in vulnerable communities by expanding access to decent work and improving livelihoods.

Combining job creation with skills development and employment-intensive investments, including the construction and rehabilitation of essential infrastructure in water, sanitation, environmental protection, and agriculture, the project supports improved living conditions, strengthens local economies, and fosters cooperation among communities.

The project is implemented under the ILO Initiative on Decent Work for Peace and advances the application of decent work principles in peacebuilding and crisis prevention, aligning implementation with the HDP Nexus approach.

Contributions to the Humanitarian, Development, and Peace Nexus (HDPN)

Contributions to the Humanitarian, Development, and Peace Nexus (HDPN)

This brief highlights how the project contributes to Nexus programming, coordination and financing, supporting more coherent and effective responses to crises.

News and stories

ILO strengthens social cohesion and rural development in Togo
Entretien des cultures maraîchères par des femmes bénéficiaires du projet « DG CRISIS », en faveur de leur autonomisation économique.

Employment-intensive investment

ILO strengthens social cohesion and rural development in Togo

Decent work for social cohesion and community resilience in Togo
Workers' consultations in the Savanes region in Togo

Decent work for social cohesion and community resilience in Togo