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Thematic Portfolio Social Protection in Central Africa - Uganda

TP SP UGA
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Take action to end child labour – Uganda labour stakeholders urged

A call for sustainable tourism at Uganda’s Pearl of Africa Tourism Expo

Uganda youth in Rwenzori get skills in beekeeping

Ugandan legislators to promote Labour rights and productivity

Nyakabungo Bakyara Tukwatanize group in Uganda is saving to meet their health needs

Burial group in Uganda turned into Saving for Health Group

Expectant mothers in Uganda are saving their way into a Safe Delivery

A VSLA group in Uganda is saving for health to purchase a motorcycle ambulance

VSLA members in Uganda are Saving for Health to avoid high interest rates on loans

In Uganda, Betty and Susan have found security in Saving for Health

Labour Justice for all workers as Uganda commemorates Labour Day

Enabel and Federation of Uganda Employers Partner to Champion Decent Work in Key Sectors

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Résumé projet
The TP SP UGA project, Thematic Portfolio Social Protection in Central Africa aims to increase Decent Work and Social Protection for vulnerable people (youth and women) in the Great Lakes region of Uganda. It builds on the strategic framework of the International Labour Organisation (ILO), by improving 4 pillars for Decent Job creation whilst promoting policy development and regional learning. It aims to make steps towards the formalisation of informal workers. Improving the living conditions and resilience of the most vulnerable populations in the Great Lakes region is made possible by investing in social protection systems and decent work, and by contributing to the promotion of their sustainable and inclusive socio-economic development.
Code	UGA21003
Date de début	24 June 2022
Date de fin	23 June 2027
Phase	Execution
Bailleur	Belgium
Secteur	25010 Business support services and institutions
Budget	16 200 000.00 €

Objectif général

To improve the living conditions and resilience of the most vulnerable populations in the Great Lakes region by investing in social protection systems and decent work, as well as contributing to the promotion of their sustainable and inclusive socioeconomic development.

Objectifs spécifiques

A - Women and young people of working age in the Great Lakes region have an increased opportunity to engage in decent work, are better protected by labour rights and benefit from social protection and more inclusive social dialogue

Actualités

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