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“In each country, the ILO will work with constituents to put decent work at the heart of economic and social policies!”
Nepal joined the ILO in 1966. The organization was represented by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). Untill 1990, the ILO did not have a formal country programme, when there was no genuine tripartite framework for the ILO to operate. The technical assistance programme was limited to human resource planning and training needs assessment. Tripartite framework was established only after 1990, which provided the ILO with new opportunities to work with its partners in areas of employment promotion, cooperative development, small enterprise development, labour policy and administration and vocational training, advocacy, policy and social dialogue. In view of these increasing opportunities and subsequently enlarged portfolio of the ILO programmes, the Office of the Senior ILO Advisor was established in Nepal in January 1994.
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- WORLD DAY AGAINST CHILD LABOUR – 12 JUNE 2009
GIVE GIRLS A CHANCE: End Child labour
GENEVA (ILO News) – The annual World Day Against Child Labour will be marked by events in scores of countries around the world on 12 June amid growing concerns over the impact of the economic crisis on child labour, and in particular girls. For the World Day, the ILO will release a new report entitled "Give Girls a Chance: Tackling child labour, a key to the future," highlighting the exploitation of girls in child labour and warning that the crisis could force more girls out of education and into child labour. The report by the International Programme on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC) of the International Labour Office (ILO) will provide latest estimates on the number of girls in child labour and detail the exploitative forms of child labour facing them. This years World Day also marks the tenth anniversary of the adoption of ILO Convention No. 182 on the elimination of the worst forms of child labour.
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- International Labour Organization (ILO) in co-operation with four major Trade Union
International Labour Organization (ILO) in co-operation with four major Trade Union National Centres (ANFTU, DECONT, GEFONT and NTUC) organized a half-day interaction program with political parties and press/media representatives to discuss about workers rights issue during up-coming constituent assembly election in Nepal.
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- The Government of Nepal and the International Labour Organization (ILO) signed
The Government of Nepal and the International Labour Organization (ILO) signed the implementation agreement in Kathmandu on 9th August 2007 for the "Employment for Peace Building through Local Economic Development" (EmPLED) project, says a press release from ILO.
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- The world is sliding into an unprecedented global jobs crisis
The world is sliding into an unprecedented global jobs crisis. This is something that will affect us all, whether we have work or are unemployed. The global jobs crisis is not just an economic and moral issue; it is one of the biggest security risks of our time. If we choose to continue along the present path, the world risks becoming more fragmented, protectionist and confrontational.
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Disclaimer: The above map does not reflect a position by the ILO on the legal status of any country or territory or the delimitation of any frontiers.
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