ACTRAV Policy and Priorities region Europe and Central Asia

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ACTRAV Policy and Priorities region Europe and Central Asia S.Glovackas ILO ACTRAV Desk officer for Europe and Central Asia

ILO Policy Outcomes 1: More and better jobs for inclusive growth and improved youth employment prospects Outcome 2: Ratification and application of international labour standards 3: Creating and extending social protection floors 4: Promoting sustainable enterprises 5: Decent work in the rural economy 6: Formalization of the informal economy 7: Promoting safe work and workplace compliance including in global supply chains 8: Protecting workers from unacceptable forms of work 9: Fair and effective international labour migration and mobility 10: Strong and representative employers’ and workers’ organizations

Cross cutting policy drivers International labour standards Social dialogue Gender equality and non-discrimination Just transition to environmental sustainability Enabling outcomes Outcome A: Effective knowledge management for the promotion of decent work Outcome B.Effective and efficient governance of the Organization Outcome C: Efficient support services and effective use of ILO resources

Outcome 10 I. Workers’ organizations’ involvement in the Future of Work Initiative; II. International Labour Standards (focussing on freedom of association and collective bargaining) and the ILO’s standards supervisory mechanisms; III. Institution building and policy influence in five priority areas: 1. Employment, income security and skills 2. Labour migration 3. GSCs and EPZs 4. Psychosocial risks at work 5. A just transition towards environmentally sustainable economies and societies for all

Task teams International Labour Standards Social Dialogue; Tripartism; Collective bargaining (at all relevant levels) Employment Policies GSC-MNE-SME-Micro-Social Entreprises Just transition Skills Wages and benefits Psychosocial risks Social Protection; Transition from the informal to the formal economy; Labour migration Research, training and communication strategies

DWCP Moscow office Tajikistan Azerbaijan Uzbekistan Drafted Kyrgyzstan Armenia Programme of cooperation 2017-2020 ILO Russia Budapest office Ukraine, Moldova, Albania, Macedonia Serbia Montenegro expiring in 2017

Ratifications Protocol convention 29 2017 Poland Finland 2016 Estonia Czech UK Norway “Historical ratifications in 2016” 87 Uzbekistan Europe 100% fundamental Ukraine 102 Lithuania 188

Strategic development goals 2030 Target Countries in Europe Azerbaijan Moldova Voluntary review Sweden Czech Belarus Monaco Cyprus Luxembourg Slovenia Belgium

Core ILO Goals and Targets Target 1.3: Social Protection (Floor) Target 8.1: sustained per capita economic growth Target 8.5: By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all Target 8.6: reduce youth unemployment Target 8.7: eradicate forced labour and child labour Target 8.8: protect labour rights

Other relevant Decent Work Goals & Targets