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TIRANA, Albania (ILO News) – The International Labour Organization and the Agricultural University of Tirana (UBT) have completed a digital agriculture training for vocational education and training (VET) teachers and students from six agricultural and veterinary schools, strengthening skills for a more productive, innovative and sustainable agriculture sector.

This research brief explores the adoption of artificial intelligence in Chinese enterprises and its implications for productivity, employment and the world of work.

Across East Africa, countries are setting bold goals for the future. Tanzania’s Development Vision 2050 places human capabilities and employment at the centre of its transformation agenda. Rwanda’s second National Strategy for Transformation aims to create 1.25 million productive and decent jobs over five years 250,000 annually while Uganda’s Fourth National Development Plan envisages the creation of some 4.4 million jobs over five years.

GENEVA (ILO News) – The International Labour Organization (ILO) has launched SABY – the SIYB AI Buddy for You, a new AI-powered business adviser designed to make practical and trusted entrepreneurship guidance more accessible to business owners. SABY builds on the ILO’s Start and Improve Your Business (SIYB) programme and decades of experience supporting entrepreneurs around the world.

DILI, Timor-Leste (ILO News) – Timor-Leste has the potential to develop its emerging vanilla industry into a sustainable source of jobs, rural livelihoods and economic diversification, according to a new study by the International Labour Organization (ILO).

MANILA (ILO News) - Forced labour poses serious human rights and decent work concerns in the Philippines, risks heightened by informality, gaps in labour protection and economic pressures. The International Labour Organization (ILO) recognizes the elimination of all forms of forced or compulsory labour as one of the fundamental principles and rights at work, essential to decent work, social justice and human dignity. “Forced labour has no place in our societies.

MANILLE, Philippines (OIT Infos) – Le travail forcé constitue un grave problème en matière de droits humains et de travail décent aux Philippines, avec des risques accrus par l’informalité, les lacunes de la protection des travailleurs et les pressions économiques.

MANILA (OIT Noticias) - El trabajo forzoso plantea graves problemas en materia de derechos humanos y trabajo decente en Filipinas, y los riesgos se ven agravados por la informalidad, las brechas en la protección laboral y las presiones económicas.

L’enquête de haut niveau examinera les questions soulevées dans la plainte concernant le respect par le Nicaragua de quatre conventions de l’OIT relatives à la liberté syndicale, à la négociation collective, à la discrimination et aux consultations tripartites. Contenu également disponible en: English español

La investigación de alto nivel examinará las cuestiones planteadas en la queja sobre el cumplimiento por Nicaragua de cuatro convenios de la OIT relativos a la libertad sindical, la negociación colectiva, la discriminación y la consulta tripartita. Contenido también disponible en: English français