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Social Justice
ILO–Judiciary partnership strengthens labour justice and prepares Tanzania for the future of work
A strong partnership between the International Labour Organization (ILO) and the Judiciary of Tanzania continues to deliver lasting results in strengthening labour justice, promoting the rule of law, and protecting rights at work.
Child labour
Out of school, in the fields: A heavy harvest in the Philippines
As the Philippines strengthens action against child labour, coordinated initiatives are helping vulnerable children transition from hazardous work to education while supporting their families.
How Motorbike taxi drivers are joining forces in a cooperative to secure decent work in Senegal
Côte d’Ivoire strengthens financial inclusion for rural communities to combat child labour
More than 1,100 producers, members of Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs), rural women and young people benefited from a campaign promoting decentralized financial services, organized by ACCEL Africa and financed by the Ministry of Foreign...
Kenya certifies cooperative trainers to strengthen child-labour-free coffee and tea supply chains
The ILO has certified 55 county-based trainers to strengthen cooperative governance and integrate child labour prevention into Kenya's coffee and tea sectors. The initiative is implemented through the ACCEL Africa project, financed by the Ministry...
Local Employment Partnerships strengthen labour market recovery in Ukraine
The ILO’s Local Employment Partnership approach is helping Ukrainian communities create jobs, address skills shortages and strengthen labour market governance through locally led cooperation.
Just transition
From child labour to union leader in geothermal power
In the Philippines, a former child labourer has become a geothermal worker and union leader, proving that a just transition, skills recognition, and labour rights can create decent work without leaving workers behind.
Building protection for 60,000 workers: Global Accelerator advances progress on Malawi’s Workers’ Compensation Fund
With support from the Global Accelerator Joint Programme, Malawi is advancing a Workers’ Compensation Fund to improve protection for 60,000 tea sector workers, ensuring faster, fairer compensation for workplace injuries while strengthening social...
Convention n°193
New international labour standard supports Nepal's growing digital platform economy
New standard offers timely guidance for Nepal as ride-hailing, delivery and digital work expand.
Social protection
Why social dialogue matters for building pension systems people can trust
Pension reforms often focus on financial sustainability, but long-term success also depends on legitimacy, solidarity and public confidence. Social dialogue can help achieve all three.
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Energy crisis, critical minerals and jobs: what's at stake for Latin America and the Caribbean
The new energy geopolitics is reshaping employment, investment and development prospects in Latin America and the Caribbean. The challenge will be to turn the opportunities created by the energy transition into more and better jobs through strong...
ILOSTAT blog
Twenty years of the Maritime Labour Convention: What do the data tell us about death of seafarers?
Data from 66 countries shed light on the causes and characteristics of seafarers' deaths, and highlight important data gaps in global reporting.
The Social Partnership Project
The Social Partnership Project holds soft launch to strengthen social dialogue and collective bargaining in Mongolia’s garment and...
The Social Partnership Project held a tripartite consultation meeting in Ulaanbaatar to launch its work on strengthening social dialogue and collective bargaining in Mongolia’s garment and hospitality sectors. The project aims to support stronger...
Occupational Safety and Health
Safer coffee work takes root as local capacity grows in Viet Nam’s coffee communities
A partnership creates lasting impact when the knowledge and skills it builds are carried forward by those it has trained.
Our impact, their voices
More than two decades later, the impact of child labour prevention lives on
More than two decades after receiving support through an ILO-backed programme in Indonesia, former street child Abdul Rohim is helping a new generation of children build brighter futures.
Labour Statistics
Labour Force Survey 2025 shows modest improvement in Eswatini's labour market
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How to measure the economy-wide impact of AI
Poland becomes the first country application of a new World Bank Group–ILO technical collaboration designed to assess the potential macroeconomic impacts of Artificial Intelligence.
Journalists Across Eastern Africa Forge a Common Path on Migration Reporting
Strengthening ethical, accurate, and evidence based migration reporting across Eastern Africa while fostering regional media collaboration on labour migration, fair recruitment, and countering misinformation
Tujibidiishe SACCO Creates New Pathways for Kenya's Returned Migrant Workers to Build Sustainable Livelihoods
Supporting the sustainable reintegration of returned migrant workers in Mombasa through a SACCO model that combines entrepreneurship, cooperative development, savings, and access to finance to help build stronger and more resilient livelihoods
ILO Voices | Violence and harassment prevention
Technical skills should be for everyone
Md. Ziaur Rahman leads a technical training centre in Bangladesh where more women are entering non-traditional trades. Through ILO-supported initiatives, he is helping to create a safer and more inclusive learning environment.
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