The promotion of Decent Work features prominently in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) adopted at the UN Summit on Sustainable Development held in New York in September 2015.
Explicitly linked to goal 8 of the SDGs, the promotion of Decent Work is also implicitly referenced under many targets linked to the other sixteen goals. The training activities of the Centre aim to strengthen the capacity of ILO constituents and other relevant stakeholders to analyse the link between Decent Work and Sustainable Development and to formulate and implement strategies and approaches to make Decent Work for All a reality.
Upcoming courses
Employment and Decent Work for Peace and Resilience. Massive Open Online Course on ILO's Recommendation 205
Employment and Decent Work for Peace and Resilience. Massive Open Online Course on ILO's Recommendation 205
This Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) focuses on raising awareness about ILO's Recommendation No. Read More
Knowledge-Sharing Forum on the Future of Work
Knowledge-Sharing Forum on the Future of Work
This Forum brings together leading experts and representatives of governments, workers' and employers' organizations and other stakeholders to discuss critical dimensions of the Future of Work agenda, including the impact of globalization and technological change on labour markets. Read More
Creating productive jobs and promoting productivity growth through structural transformation
Creating productive jobs and promoting productivity growth through structural transformation
This course will discuss the importance of structural transformation in creating jobs and promoting inclusive growth, provide relevant tools, and analyse how structural transformation occurs and what impacts it has. Read More
Global Academy on the Green Economy
Global Academy on the Green Economy
Organized in conjunction with the Partnership for Action on Green Economy (PAGE), this learning event is designed to build capacities for the promotion of inclusive green economies that create income and jobs, reduce poverty and inequality, and protect the environment. Read More
14 October 2019 - 18 October 2019
Turin Centre
A9011215
Enrolment deadline: 16 September 2019
SME Productivity: a course for policy-makers
SME Productivity: a course for policy-makers
This training course aims to enhance the skills of policy-makers and practitioners in assessing and designing policies to improve productivity and working conditions in SMEs. Read More
Project cycle management in fragile settings
Project cycle management in fragile settings
This participative course will cover the main characteristics of development intervention in Fragile Settings, merging practices and lessons learned related to Project and Programme Cycle Management in fragile states. Read More
Applying labour and working condition standards in sustainability frameworks of financial institutions
Applying labour and working condition standards in sustainability frameworks of financial institutions
This course provides an in-depth understanding of the issues financial institutions - including development banks as well as commercial financial institutions - face when trying to apply their own performance standards and safeguards instruments and the underlying internationally agreed standards; and what are emerging good practices to solve arising problems. Read More
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The ITCILO, in conjunction with the International Labour Organization, presents the “Employment and Decent Work for Peace and Resilience. Massive Open Online Course on ILO Recommendation 205”. Read More
Global youth leaders meet in Turin
The 2019 GYLA Summer Programme* was inaugurated at the Centre on 5 August 2019 in the presence of Mr Moussa Oumarou, Deputy Director-General of the ILO. The Centre was represented by its Director, Mr Yanguo Liu, together with Mr Giuseppe Casale, Deputy Director, Mr Andreas Klemmer, Director of Training, Ms Yordanka Tzvetkova, Programme Manager and Mr Liangrong Zu, Manager of the GYLA. Read More
GYLA-Summer Programme
This summer, the Centre is pleased to welcome over 230 college students and tutors from China to join the Global Youth Leadership Academy (GYLA) Summer Programme on Building on Youth Talent: Developing the Next Generation of Global Leadership for the UN 2030 Agenda. Read More