Decent Work and Social Justice

The present project aims to promote decent work and social justice in Brazil and developing countries of the Global South through Trilateral South-South Cooperation and social dialogue among the ILO's tripartite constituents. The project's strategies include identifying strategic international alliances and partnerships that Brazil participates in and that need to be strengthened through South-South cooperation, which can generate results and products that contribute to the implementation of the four (4) pillars of the Social Justice for the Global South program: Eradication of child labor and forced labor; Occupational safety and health and labor inspection; Gender, race, generational equity, and promotion of equality in the world of work; and Employment and social protection. Additionally, the project aims to strengthen the perspective of mutual benefits of South-South cooperation by identifying Brazilian initiatives that can be enhanced through exchanges with other developing countries and emphasizing the promotion of social dialogue, including strengthening tripartism and labor relations in the implementation of relevant national and international initiatives.

Project symbol

GLO/24/29/BRA

Admin unit

CO-Brasilia

Start date

14/10/2024

End date

14/11/2029

Total allocation

1018141

Total expenditure

Status

Active

230879

Development Partners

Brazil, Brazilian Cooperation Agency

Country/Countries

Brazil

Outcomes

Outcome 1: Strong, modernized normative action for social justice
Output 9.1. Improved coherence in multilateral support for the development and financing of integrated policy responses for social justice through decent work
Output A.1. More and better statistics with reliable labour market information systems
Output A.4. Expanded partnerships and development cooperation in support of the policy outcomes
Outcome 3: Full and productive employment for just transitions