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17 October 2024 ZIMBABWE A TRADE UNION FOCUS ON THE SDGs - 2024

Zimbabwe is facing multiple crises: recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic, food shortages and the impacts of climate change. While an economic recovery programme and stimulus package were introduced to combat the pandemic’s impacts, trade unions and business representatives have criticised the (…)
Zimbabwe SDGs Reports ATUNET
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18 October 2024 UGANDA: A TRADE UNION FOCUS ON THE SDGs - 2024

The government of Uganda introduced stimulus packages and measures in response to the multiple crises to address environmental and structural issues and spur green, resilient, and inclusive growth. Agricultural and natural resource resilience have additionally been embraced as post-pandemic (…)
SDGs Uganda Reports ATUNET
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20 October 2024 TANZANIA A TRADE UNION FOCUS ON THE SDGs - 2024

Tanzania’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic was not initially strong. As existing social and health programming was predominantly oriented towards a rural population, it failed to reach the households in the informal urban economy which were most vulnerable to the virus. However, the government (…)
SDGs Reports Tanzania ATUNET
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18 October 2024 South Africa: A TRADE UNION FOCUS ON THE SDGs - 2024

The South African government has implemented various programmes to address the ongoing multiple crises. In response to the Covid-19 pandemic, the government worked closely with trade unions and businesses to address occupational health and safety, provide subsidies compensating workers for lost (…)
SDGs South Africa Reports ATUNET
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19 October 2024 NIGERIA: A TRADE UNION FOCUS ON THE SDGs - 2024

The Nigerian government is responding to the multiple crises of food and energy prices, climate change and the impact of Covid-19, through its macroeconomic policies in the Economic Sustainability Plan (ESP) and National Development Plan 2021-25 (NDP). Nigeria’s Nationally Determined (…)
SDGs Nigeria Reports ATUNET
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20 October 2024 NAMIBIA A TRADE UNION FOCUS ON THE SDGs

To address the multiple crises, the government of Namibia has decided to intervene in key areas: employment creation, prioritising youth employment and entrepreneurship; expanding social protection coverage; and a national formalisation strategy. Trade unions have been actively involved in the (…)
SDGs Namibia Reports ATUNET
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20 October 2024 A trade union focus on the SDGs – Kenya

Trade unions were involved in measures to mitigate the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. These included a tripartite memorandum of understanding with workers and employers, to protect jobs and help retrenched workers back into employment during the recovery. Since coming to office in 2022, the (…)
SDGs Reports ATUNET Kenya
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22 October 2024 Position Paper to the HLPF 2024 - Boosting the 2030 Agenda: decent work and social justice as drivers of sustainable development

This document by the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) reflects the position developed by the ITUC on behalf of the Workers’ and Trade Union Major Group on the five Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to be reviewed at the 2024 High-Level Political Forum (SDG 1, SDG 2, SDG 13, SDG (…)
SDGs Reports ATUNET
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22 October A TRADE UNION FOCUS ON THE SDGs - South Africa

The South African government has implemented various programmes to address the ongoing multiple crises. To tackle informalisation, the government, in dialogue with trade unions, plans to improve labour protections for vulnerable and atypical workers, by both strengthening labour legislation and (…)
SDGs Reports ATUNET
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22 October A trade union focus on the SDGs - Nigeria

Nigeria is facing a severe cost-of-living crisis. The government’s partial removal of fuel subsidies and the devaluation of the naira which were intended to attract foreign investment, have left many Nigerians unable to afford food or fuel, resulting in mass protests and widespread food (…)
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22 October A trade union focus on the SDGs - Ghana

In the immediate aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, the government of Ghana provided grants totalling US$5 million to 373 small- and medium-sized enterprises through the Ghana Economic Transformation Project to support their recovery from the crisis. In the longer term, the government (…)
SDGs Reports ATUNET
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22 October Position Paper to the HLPF 2025 - Decent work drives change: delivering the 2030 Agenda

This document by the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) reflects the position developed by the ITUC on behalf of the Workers’ and Trade Union Major Group on the five Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to be reviewed at the 2025 High-Level Political Forum (SDG 3, SDG 5, SDG 8, SDG (…)
SDGs Reports ATUNET
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SUMMARY REPORT of 5th ORDINARY CONGRESS

According to
Article VIII (b), Ordinary Congress shall be convened every four years. Article VIII (c) states that the Congress shall be convened to consider and decide on the following (i) Reports on activities of the Regional Organisation, including financial reports; (ii) General trade union policy questions and resolutions; (iii) General questions of interest to working people which call for policy to be formulated to guide the Regional Organisation and member organisations; (iv) Proposals for the a ctivity of the Regional Organisation during the period to follow; (v) Proposals for amendments to the Constitution; (vi) Any other proposal submitted by member organisations; (vii) Nominations for the election of the General Council, the General Secretary and the Internal Auditors; (viii) Ratify applications for affiliation; (ix) ratify sanctions.

20 December 2023
Reports Congress 2023 Organising And Workers Empowerment - Trade Union Unity

1 Document(s)

In PDF: SUMMARY REPORT of 5th ORDINARY CONGRESS (PDF-209.8 KiB)

Making migration work: an eight-point agenda for action; From the Report of the UN Secretary-General (A/68/190)

9 October 2013
Reports Migration

2 Document(s)

UN Declaration from the High Level Diaölogue on International Migration (PDF-35.1 KiB)

UN SG Migration8 points (PDF-181.1 KiB)

OCCASIONAL SERIES 2

16 May 2012
Technical document Reports

7 Document(s)

1-_CSI-Af_Forum_2010_Crise_ et_processus_G20_Imp lication_syndicats.pdf (PDF-1004.5 KiB)

2-_ITUC-Africa_Forum_2010_Tettey.pdf (PDF-192.8 KiB)

3-_NEW_DEVELOPMENT_MODEL_FINAL.pdf (PDF-335.3 KiB)

4-_ITUC-Africa_Forum.pdf (PDF-38.1 KiB)

5-_RESULTS_BASED_MANAG EMENT-ITUC_Presentation_in _Lome.pdf (PDF-38.1 KiB)

6-_CSI-AFRIQUE_FORUM_CONCLU SIONS_VOIE_A_SUIVRE_ OCT_2010_new.pdf (PDF-395.3 KiB)

6-_ITUC-AFRICA_FORUM_CONCLUS IONS__WAY_FORWARD_OC T_2010_new.pdf (PDF-389 KiB)

Labour in African society and history

17 June 2011
Reports

1 Document(s)

MAKING_AFRICANS_pdf (PDF-409.2 KiB)
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