News, articles and events on youth employment
January 2023
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Economic slowdown likely to force workers to accept lower quality jobs
16 January 2023
Faltering global employment growth and the pressure on decent working conditions risk undermining social justice, according to the ILO’s World Employment and Social Outlook: Trends 2023 report.
December 2022
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Interview: Q&A with Alexio Musindo, Country Director for ILO in the Horn of Africa
22 December 2022
With this edition of the “ILO in the Horn” newsletter, we have discussed with the Country Director on major successes and challenges of the country office in the year 2022 with exclusive focus on Ethiopia.
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Successful Milestones in Programmes: BRMM Reintegration Work - Beneficiaries’ Testimony
22 December 2022
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Successful Milestones in Programmes: Strengthening the Role of Media in Promoting Disability Inclusive Social Protection Systems in Ethiopia
22 December 2022
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Stories Behind Our Work - Vocational skills and industry exposure: Pathways to enter the labour market
22 December 2022
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Stories behind our work: Industrious leaders in Ethiopia’s industrial parks
22 December 2022
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Visit of the Japanese Ambassador to JSB project Area, Mayo Suburb, Khartoum, Sudan
21 December 2022
The ILO in Sudan completes road, water and sanitation rehabilitation project
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan Commits to Decent Jobs for Youth
16 December 2022
November 2022
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New EU-ILO partnership to improve occupational safety and health in the Mediterranean region, notably through strengthened labour inspectorates
30 November 2022
The project will benefit workers in vulnerable conditions, such as women and young workers, with a focus on the agricultural sector in Maghreb (Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia)
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ILO Constituents Re-affirm the Importance of Social Dialogue as a path towards formalization and Decent Work for Youth in the Middle East and North Africa region
29 November 2022
The ILO Constituents agreed to a framework for action in the region on the 2nd day of the first regional meeting of the Social Dialogue for Formalization and Employability in the Southern Neighbourhood Region (SOLIFEM) Project, which took place in Algiers, in collaboration with the Algerian Ministry of Labour, Employment and Social Security. SOLIFEM is co-financed by the European Union and the ILO.