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Enabling job resilience and protecting decent work conditions in rural communities affected by Syrian Refugee crisis in North Lebanon - Final evaluation (RBSA components)

eval_number:
2747
eval_url:
https://webapps.ilo.org/ievaldiscovery/eval/2747
lessons_learned:
themes:
theme:
Tripartism & constituent partnerships
category:
Organizational issues

comments:
Project Team
challenges:
There is marginalisation of farmers by Trade Unions, combined with deprivation from social protection for farmers and workers in agriculture. They are also deprived of several rights by Lebanese law. The Union of Workers in agriculture has limited capacity and is not capable of advocating for the rights of farmers and workers in agriculture.
success:
-
context:
In the context of project implementation in which farmers and workers in rural communities are deprived of essential rights and do not benefit from social protection networks, it would not be possible to bring about improvements in decent working conditions in rural communities without involving the trade unions that are supposed to defend the rights of these workers as a key partner in an effective way, thusly to address the existing deficits in terms of workers’ rights in rural areas through a specific output and an action plan with short-term, mid-term and long-term aspects.
description:
Tripartitism always but effective tripartitism It would not be possible to bring about improvements in decent working conditions in rural communities without involving the trade unions that are supposed to defend the rights of these workers as a key partner.
administrative_issues:
The project team should further involve ILO Senior Workers specialist and Senior Employers specialist in the implementation of the project.
url:
https://webapps.ilo.org/ievaldiscovery/lessons/232754

location:
country:
Lebanon
region:
Arab States

eval_title:
Enabling job resilience and protecting decent work conditions in rural communities affected by Syrian Refugee crisis in North Lebanon - Final evaluation (RBSA components)
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