International Labour Organization
WebsiteGeneva

Founding Year: 1919

Staff:

Budget: $ 790.64 m (2020)

Guy Ryder (Director-General)

Is the first specialized agency of the United Nations, devoted to decent work for all. It has four strategic objectives: 1) Promote and realize standards and fundamental principles and rights at work; 2) Create greater opportunities for women and men to have decent employment and income; 3) Enhance coverage and effectiveness of social protection for all; 4) Strengthen the equal voice of workers, employers, and governments, and social dialogue.

Topics areas:

Publications:

Events:

 

International Labour Organization contributes to the following Sustainable Development Goals


  Organization Type

Multilateral Programs/Projects/Commissions

  Geographic Foci

Global|Outlook

 Subjects

Labor|Social Justice

Related Content

UNESCO Associated Schools Network
*New Format*, Education, United Nations Agencies | Programs | Projects, United Nations Support
A global community of like-minded schools gathering thousands of administrators, teachers, and students. Connects with 12,000 schools in 182 countries to develop peace in children’s brains. Member schools promote UNESCO’s…

Youth2030
*New Format*, Human Rights, Peace, Sustainable Development, United Nations Agencies | Programs | Projects, Youth
A “system-wide strategy” that acts as an umbrella framework to guide the UN and its partners to work “with and for young people” across its three pillars – peace and…

Global Education Coalition
*New Format*, COVID-19, Education, Inequality, United Nations Agencies | Programs | Projects
A platform for international multisectoral collaboration and exchange launched by UNESCO to protect the right to education. The Coalition was established to meet the urgent and unprecedented need for continuity…

Submit an Organization