Employment promotion
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In Central and Eastern Europe, the challenges posed by globalization and rapid technological change faced throughout the world are combined with those arising from the transition to a market economy. In the 1990s, countries in the region had to come to terms with rapidly rising unemployment.
Since 2000, Central and Eastern European countries have enjoyed relatively rapid economic growth, starting from a low base following a decade of slow or negative growth. Nevertheless this substantial economic growth has not created enough jobs and has been hindered by the financial and economic crisis that started in 2008. More
What's new
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Local Employment Partnerships
Beneficiary story: With ILO assistance, two young Roma women "embroider" their way into the world of business in Moldova
25 September 2023
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Ukraine recovery
ILO, IOM help pave road for post-war labour market in Ukraine
20 July 2023
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Decent Work Country Programme
North Macedonia and ILO sign framework programme for cooperation to deliver decent work
04 July 2023
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Publications
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Ukraine
Employment needs assessment and employability of internally displaced persons
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The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
Impact evaluation of active labour market programs
Focus on our projects
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Western Balkans
Promoting Inclusive Labour Market Solutions
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
Support to Local Employment Partnerships