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Grounding Labour Migration Interventions in Evidence

Grounding Labour Migration Interventions in Evidence

A stakeholder workshop in Addis Ababa validated baseline findings for a new EU-funded labour migration project, bringing together key institutions and partners to align on evidence and priorities. The process established a shared, data-driven...

A migrant domestic worker’s journey to empowerment
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ILO in action

A migrant domestic worker’s journey to empowerment

Champa is a Myanmar domestic worker in Thailand. She started her journey with having little awareness about her rights, to leading Thailand’s network of migrant domestic workers.

New momentum to build social protection capacities in the Arab region
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New momentum to build social protection capacities in the Arab region

New training modules support governments in the Middle East and North African region to build integrated, shock-responsive systems that expand coverage and protect vulnerable populations

Beyond compliance, South Africa drives workplace safety agenda
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Beyond compliance, South Africa drives workplace safety agenda

South Africa’s National OHS Conference 2026 brought together key stakeholders to drive a shift from compliance to prevention in workplace safety. The conference highlighted the importance of protecting workers’ rights, strengthening collaboration,...

How labour governance is key to securing critical mineral supply chains
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How labour governance is key to securing critical mineral supply chains

In a briefing hosted by the ILO office for the United States and Canada, ILO experts outlined how growing global demand for critical minerals is exposing labour risks across supply chains, highlighting the need for stronger governance, safer working...

Q&A on Critical Minerals and the Work of the ILO
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Interview

Q&A on Critical Minerals and the Work of the ILO

This interview explores the International Labour Organization's (ILO) work at the intersection of labor rights and the fast-growing critical minerals sector. In this Q&A with Casper N. Edmonds and Camila Meireles, two leading ILO experts discuss how...

From framework to practice: translating South Africa’s just transition vision into action
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Project

From framework to practice: translating South Africa’s just transition vision into action

Mpumalanga region leads South Africa’s just energy transition, shaping inclusive, worker-focused policies to shift from coal toward a fair low-carbon future, using ILO Just Transition guidelines.

ILO rainwater harvesting in Jordan boosts farm yields, cuts costs, and strengthens rural resilience
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ILO rainwater harvesting in Jordan boosts farm yields, cuts costs, and strengthens rural resilience

New impact study shows transformative benefits for women and men farmers amid climate-stress.

National Consultation Advances Development of Uganda’s Return and Reintegration Framework

National Consultation Advances Development of Uganda’s Return and Reintegration Framework

Uganda advances sustainable labour migration through the development of a comprehensive and inclusive National Return and Reintegration Framework to support the effective transition of returned migrant workers into the labour market.

Productivity dialogue drives action on jobs in South Africa
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Productivity

Productivity dialogue drives action on jobs in South Africa

A national tripartite+ symposium in Johannesburg brings together key stakeholders to advance a shared agenda linking productivity growth with decent work and inclusive economic development in South Africa.

The world of work and the 2030 Agenda: a ten-year review
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ILOSTAT blog

The world of work and the 2030 Agenda: a ten-year review

When the world adopted the Sustainable Development Goals a decade ago, it pledged to achieve each one of them by 2030. With less than five years left, ILO data shows that much more is needed if we are to fulfil that promise.

ILO and Thabazimbi municipality mark Global Recycling day with E-Waste awareness drive
Recycling day in Thabazimbi

ILO and Thabazimbi municipality mark Global Recycling day with E-Waste awareness drive

Stakeholders Review Uganda’s Pre-Departure Training Curriculum for Migrant Workers

Stakeholders Review Uganda’s Pre-Departure Training Curriculum for Migrant Workers

Uganda advances decent work in labour migration through the modernization of its pre-departure curriculum, ensuring inclusive, occupation-responsive, and rights-based protections for all migrant workers

Climate justice in Kenya begins with local livelihoods
A herd of brown, black and white cattle stands on dry sandy ground beside a small body of water, with trees and shrubs in the background.

Climate action

Climate justice in Kenya begins with local livelihoods

In Kenya’s Narok County, climate change is reshaping pastoralist livelihoods, water access and tourism, showing why local communities must be at the centre of climate adaptation.

Kenya Advances Development of National Return and Reintegration Strategy for Migrant Workers

Kenya Advances Development of National Return and Reintegration Strategy for Migrant Workers

National Consultation in Nairobi to support the development of Kenya’s National Return and Reintegration of Migrant Workers Strategy.

Inclusive finance strengthens decent work in Kenya
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PROSPECTS Impact

Inclusive finance strengthens decent work in Kenya

Through the PROSPECTS Partnership, the ILO is supporting access to finance for refugees and host communities in Kakuma by strengthening local financial institutions and expanding opportunities for enterprise growth, employment aligned with decent...

National Stakeholders Advance Design of Djibouti’s Labour Migration Strategy

National Stakeholders Advance Design of Djibouti’s Labour Migration Strategy

A national policy design workshop in Djibouti to advance the development of Djibouti’s National Labour Migration Strategy and Action Plan.

Uganda Launches Migrant Workers Call Centre to Strengthen Protection Services

Uganda Launches Migrant Workers Call Centre to Strengthen Protection Services

Uganda has launched a dedicated Migrant Workers Call Centre in Kampala, offering a direct and accessible support system for migrant workers and their families. The platform provides reliable information, grievance support, and referral services,...

Promoting women’s empowerment and safety in Senegal’s fishing communities

This is social justice

Promoting women’s empowerment and safety in Senegal’s fishing communities

Yaye Coumba Seck shares how the women’s fishing cooperative she founded is helping members gain economic power and become leaders in creating workplaces free from violence and harassment, thanks to an initiative supported by the Government of France.

FESTU sensitizes trade union leaders on Somalia’s Labour Migration Policy and PrEAs Regulations

FESTU sensitizes trade union leaders on Somalia’s Labour Migration Policy and PrEAs Regulations

FESTU convened trade union leaders in Mogadishu to strengthen the implementation of Somalia’s labour migration policy and recruitment regulations, focusing on worker protection and fair recruitment. The workshop resulted in a concrete action plan...