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The ILO Global Business Network on Forced Labour
The International Labour Organization’s (ILO) Global Business Network on Forced Labour (GBNFL) brings together businesses of all sizes and sectors, and their networks, from around the globe to eradicate forced labour.
Operating across all sectors, and geographies, ILO GBNFL members and partners work to engage smaller enterprises, develop resources and tools, and devise local solutions that help shape national frameworks to create lasting change.
The ILO is uniquely placed, through its tripartite structure, global network, and leading expertise on the subject matter, to bring a coalition of actors together under one umbrella.
Join the collaboration
ILO GBNFL members are businesses of all sizes and sectors, employer and business membership organizations, industry trade groups and sectoral associations. Other business-led initiatives with complementary mandates and expertise are encouraged to join as partners.
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📢@Alliance8_7 is launching a competition calling for all innovators passionate about new ideas to develop innovative solutions with social impact to support Pathfinder Countries & accelerate action towards SDG Target 8.7.
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#EndChildLabour2021
Sigue abierta la convocatoria de #OIT a ideas y soluciones innovadoras que, a partir del uso de nuevas tecnologĂas, favorezcan la formalizaciĂłn laboral y el desarrollo de competencias.
Fecha lĂmite: 30 de junio
Mayor info: https://bit.ly/3sYO82F
We are proud to see our Chair @opiodouglas from @FUEmployersUg speaking up in advance of the World Day Against Child Labour this Saturday #Achieve87 #EndChildLabour2021
Child labour compromises children's ability to earn more in future, it enables the poverty cycle. As FUE we've been assessing Employer's supply chain for traces of child labour. Douglas Opio, FUE #WDACL2021 @opiodouglas @ntvuganda @IbenyaOpio @ILOFLNetwork @ilo