Bali declaration - Policy briefs
Building resilience in situations of crisis arising from conflicts and disasters (2018 update)
The Bali Declaration was adopted at the 16th Asia and Pacific Regional Meeting of the ILO on 9 December 2016. The Declaration serves as a call to action for governments, workers’ and employers’ organizations in the region to do more to promote inclusive growth, social justice and decent work. This series of Policy Briefs aims to focus attention on the priorities for policies and actions at national level and by the ILO as defined in the Declaration.
Date of publication
19 December 2018
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16th Asia and the Pacific Regional Meeting Bali, Indonesia, 6 - 9 December 2016
The Bali Declaration
Bali declaration - Policy briefs
Closing the gender gap: Enhance opportunity, wages and treatment at work for women (2018 update)
Bali declaration - Policy briefs
Developing policies for decent work (2018 update)
Bali declaration - Policy briefs
Accelerating action to eliminate child labour and forced labour (2018 update)
Bali declaration - Policy briefs
Extending social protection (2018 update)
Bali declaration - Policy briefs
Protecting fair migration (2018 update)
Bali declaration - Policy briefs
Promoting sustainable enterprises (2018 update)
Bali declaration - Policy briefs
Promoting decent work in global supply chains (2018 update)
Bali declaration - Policy briefs
Fundamental principles and rights at work: Towards commitment and action (2018 update)
Bali declaration - Policy briefs
Tackling inequality and boosting wage growth (2018 update)
Bali declaration - Policy briefs
Strengthening social dialogue and tripartism (2018 update)
Bali declaration - Policy briefs
Improving labour market information and analysis (2018 update)
Policy briefs
Prioritized policy and action areas defined in the Bali Declaration (2018 update)