“Today, we need to move towards a comprehensive national strategy for children that preserves their rights while ensuring their protection,” said President Michel Suleiman. (...) The Plan is the culmination of over a decade of collaboration between the Government of Lebanon and the ILO ’s International Programme for the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC) and builds on Lebanon’s 2005 National Strategy to Combat Child Labour.
In December 2012, the Council of Ministers issued Decree No. 8987 prohibiting the employment of children under the age of 18 in work that may harm their health, safety or morals.
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“We welcome the opening of the Office and reiterate our commitment to the implementation of this comprehensive programme which is fully in line with international standards and best practices, as well as with Qatar’s National Development Strategy 2018-2022.”
The establishment of the office follows a decision by the ILO Governing Body in November 2017 to endorse a Technical Cooperation Programme for the State of Qatar.
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The report illustrates that most of the Arab countries went through a process of premature de-industrialization, and therefore currently lack a solid manufacturing sector,” Salvai explained.
“The economic strategies in most countries in the region have focussed on low value-added service sectors or on financial and construction sectors. (...) The report recommends a set of policies for countries in the region to overhaul their national development strategies and prioritize productivity growth, diversification, and structural change in the post-pandemic recovery period.
The most urgent priority now is to focus economic strategies on diversification in oil-dependent countries and on broader structural change in non-oil dependent countries, the report maintains.
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Jordan launches national strategy for the cooperative movement, with ILO support
The strategy, launched under the patronage of the Prime Minister, aims to build a prosperous, autonomous, inclusive and self-reliant cooperative movement in Jordan.
(...) The strategy was developed through consultation with a national steering committee formed by the Government of Jordan and led by JCC, to include representatives of key ministries and social partners, as well as experts in the field of the cooperative movement.
(...) The launch of the national strategy for the cooperative movement signifies a milestone in strengthening cooperatives to ensure decent job creation and work across the agricultural value chain.
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The international community should bear this in mind when setting out the strategies and the means through which the Sustainable Development Goals can be realized.
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Successfully building a strong preventative safety and health culture will depend on strong commitment, collaboration and concerted action by governments, employers and workers and all stakeholders – it cannot be the sole preserve of experts. Effective strategies must, for example, embrace the training of workers.
(...) Many countries have started to implement them through a number of voluntary or regulatory mechanisms and have formulated national strategies integrating the management systems approach. (...) Occupational safety and health (OSH) must be integral components of strategies for productive employment and decent work.
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The founders of the ILO chose setting and supervising the application of international labour standards as a key strategy to advance social justice as the foundation of lasting peace and security
Throughout the last century, international labour standards have guided countries, in the words of the 1919 ILO Constitution, “to adopt humane conditions of labour” with the understanding that a failure to do so would becoming “an obstacle in the way of other nations which desire to improve the conditions in their own countries”.
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“As Tunisia moves forward, there is a unique opportunity for a new socio-economic strategy which improves job and investment opportunities for all, thus paving the way for sustainable growth”, Mr.
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With this ratification, Belgium becomes part of the community strategy defined by the European Union for the development of maritime transport in the area, while promoting the development of better working conditions on ships.
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