Cross cutting areas
Key Guides
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Environmental and social safeguards guidelines
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ILO Guide for Skills Development in Employment-Intensive Investment Programmes
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Illustrated guidelines for gender-responsive employment intensive investment programmes
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Basic safety and health guidelines for rural road works
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Employment-intensive infrastructure programmes : labour policies and practices
What’s new
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Employment-Intensive Investment
Construction of school buildings following the labour-intensive approach, within the framework of the joint UNICEF/WFP/ILO program in Madagascar
30 May 2023
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19th Regional Seminar for Labour-Based Practitioners
Participants Statement from the 19th Regional Labour-based Seminar
19 May 2023
Theme: Promoting skills and productive (decent) jobs for our common better future
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19th Regional Seminar for Labour-Based Practitioners
Ministerial Declaration from the 19th Regional Labour-based Seminar
16 May 2023
Theme: Promoting skills and productive (decent) jobs for our common better future
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19th Regional Seminar for Labour-based Practitioners
Ministerial declaration presented at the 19th Regional Seminar for Labour-Based Practioners
16 May 2023
17 African Ministers and Representatives recognize infrastructure is key for inclusive economic and social development, stressing the need to benefit youth, women, and people with disabilities from construction activities.
What are Crosscutting areas?
Crosscutting areas reflect the ILO’s core values that cut across all EIIP thematic areas, and are integrated into all EIIP projects. The strengthen the unique approach that the EIIP has developed over the past half century. Some of the key crosscutting areas include:- Gender equality
- Social inclusion and reaching vulnerable groups
- Skills development
- Working conditions and Occupational Safety and Health
- Environmental and social safeguards
- Social dialogue
The resources listed provide practical guidance how these care ILO values can be integrated into projects and programmes.