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Tunisia

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Tunisia has been a member of the International Labour Organisation since 1956. Today, the ILO provides support to the government and employers' and workers' organisations in numerous fields, such as the promotion of sustainable enterprises, including in the social and solidarity economy, strengthening public employment services, improving the employability for young people, protecting workers in the workplace, and extending social protection systems, among many others. ILO activities in the country are coordinated by the ILO Country Office for Algeria, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, and Tunisia, based in Algiers.

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African trade unions advance social dialogue strategies for rural and agricultural workers
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African trade unions advance social dialogue strategies for rural and agricultural workers

Southern Mediterranean countries explore new pathways for young people not in employment, education or training to reconnect with...
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Y-NEET project

Southern Mediterranean countries explore new pathways for young people not in employment, education or training to reconnect with...

Projects and programmes

Promoting Safe and Healthy Workplaces in the Southern Mediterranean – Phase II

EU-ILO Partnership

Promoting Safe and Healthy Workplaces in the Southern Mediterranean – Phase II

Empowering Youth NEETs in the Southern Mediterranean Region

Y-NEET project

Empowering Youth NEETs in the Southern Mediterranean Region

Publications

Guidelines on costing and financing: Recognition of prior learning

Guidelines on costing and financing: Recognition of prior learning

The impact of trade and investment policies on productive and decent employment in Tunisia

METI Policy Brief

The impact of trade and investment policies on productive and decent employment in Tunisia

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ILO Country Office for Algeria, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco and Tunisia.

Address
6, Rue Sidi Merzouk, chemin El Bakri.
Ben Aknoun.
BP 365, poste cité Malki
Alger
Algérie
16030