The ILO is looking for innovative, relevant, feasible, and impactful ideas that, based on the use of new technologies, promote skills development to facilitate the formalization of labour and economic units.These include solutions that will strengthen skills development and improve apprenticeship systems to reach those in the informal economy. More specifically, innovative solutions that facilitate access to social protection, simplify registrati..

The ILO Skills Innovation Facility, in collaboration with the Alliance 8.7, is calling on entities or legally recognized non-profit organizations to share innovative ideas and solutions that can contribute to the prevention of forced labour in Africa through skills and lifelong learning.   The Alliance 8.7 - a multi-stakeholder and inclusive global partnership committed to achieving SDG Target 8.7 - is launching a competition &nb..

This joint report by the ILO and the European Training Foundation (ETF) discusses how career development support systems can be developed. Departing from previous research and policy work, this publication synthesizes lessons learnt and proposes a methodology to perform national system reviews encompassing career guidance, career education and career development support to workers. The presented approach relies on assessment of key reference poin..