a model of change for the informal economy for the informal economy
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IDENTIFY:IDENTIFY:
• GOALS TO BE GOALS TO BE ACHIEVEDACHIEVED
• ACTION TO BE ACTION TO BE TAKENTAKEN
• PARTNERSPARTNERS
WHAT IS THE
GOAL?
TO REDUCE POVERTY THROUGH
DECENT WORK FOR ALL
SOCIALPROTECTION
RIGHTS EMPLOYMENT
SOCIAL DIALOGUE
DECENT WORK
HOW TO ACHIEVE
THE GOAL?
BY MOVING WOMEN AND MEN UP THE CONTINUUM
TO DECENT WORK
WITH WHOM?
ILO WITH:
GOVERNMENTSEMPLOYERS AND
THEIRORGANIZATIONS
WORKERS’ ORGANIZATIONS
THEIR ALLIANCESWITH
CIVIL SOCIETY
OTHER INTERNATIONALORGANIZATIONS
WHAT ACTION NEEDS TOBE TAKEN ON THE INFORMAL
ECONOMY TO REDUCE POVERTY?
ADDRESS NEEDS IN
THE INFORMAL ECONOMY
MOVE INTO
FORMALITY
PREVENTA SLIDE
INTO INFORMALITY
ADDRESSING NEEDS OF THOSE IN THE INFORMAL ECONOMY
BY INCLUDING EMPLOYMENT COMPONENTS IN POVERTY REDUCTION POLICIES
ADDRESS NEEDS IN
THE INFORMAL ECONOMY
ADDRESS NEEDS IN
THE INFORMAL ECONOMY
BY EXTENDING REPRESENTATION TO
WORKERS AND OPERATORS IN THE
INFORMAL ECONOMY
ADDRESS NEEDS IN
THE INFORMAL ECONOMY
BY RECOGNIZING THE DIVERSITY AND DIFFERENT NEEDS OF THOSE IN THE INFORMAL
ECONOMY
WORKERS
MICROENTERPRISES
PEOPLE WITHDISABILITIES
MEN
ETHNICGROUPS
WOMEN
ADDRESS NEEDS IN
THE INFORMAL ECONOMY
BY ENSURING MORE AND HIGHERINCOMES THROUGH BETTER
COMPETENCIES FOR EMPLOYABILITY
ADDRESS NEEDS IN
THE INFORMAL ECONOMY
ASSURING BETTER CONDITIONS OF WORK BY:
ELIMINATING CHILD LABOUR
AVOIDING CORRUPTION
AND HARASSMENT
AVOIDING GENDER, RACE,ETHNIC, HIV/AIDS DISCRIMINATION
IMPROVING HEALTH
AND SAFETY
In Dar es Salaam (Tanzania) In Dar es Salaam (Tanzania) solid waste management, solid waste management, through public-private through public-private partnerships, improved urban partnerships, improved urban conditions and created jobs for conditions and created jobs for women and men. Waste women and men. Waste enterprises gradually involved enterprises gradually involved women in leadership positions. women in leadership positions. Recycling is done through Recycling is done through community-based community-based organizations. Although child organizations. Although child labour and safety and health labour and safety and health issues still are of concern,the issues still are of concern,the situation has been improving.situation has been improving.
“Employment Creation in Municipal Services delivery in Eastern Africa: Improving Living Conditions and providing Jobs for the Poor”
DfID-funded ILO project
In Brazil, the 13 October 2003, In Brazil, the 13 October 2003, an Inter-Ministerial Protocol an Inter-Ministerial Protocol of Intent was signed by 10 of Intent was signed by 10 Ministries and the ILO to Ministries and the ILO to
achieve institutional achieve institutional strengthening for the strengthening for the implementation of a implementation of a
programme on gender and programme on gender and race equality, the race equality, the
erradication of poverty and erradication of poverty and the generation of decent the generation of decent work. This is a concrete work. This is a concrete
example of joint activities in example of joint activities in combating discriminationcombating discrimination
AVOIDING GENDER, RACEAND ETHNIC
DISCRIMINATION IN THE INFORMAL ECONOMY
““ Policy for poverty erradication, employment creation and promotion of Policy for poverty erradication, employment creation and promotion of gender equality targeted towards the informal economy in Latin America”gender equality targeted towards the informal economy in Latin America”
(DfID funded ILO project(DfID funded ILO project)
CREATING GOOD INCENTIVES
FOR FORMALITYMOVE INTO
FORMALITY
PUBLIC POLICIESDELIVERING
QUALITY SERVICESIN RETURN FOR TAXES
EFFECTIVE SOCIAL PROTECTION,
SAFE WORKING CONDITIONS
MARKET ACCESS LINKEDTO FORMALITY
ADAPTING AND ENFORCING
REGULATORY FRAMEWORKSMOVE INTO
FORMALITY
HEALTH AND SAFETY
RIGHTS AND STANDARDS
EFFECTIVE ENFORCEMENT OF
APPROPRIATELAWS
STRENGTHENING MINISTRIES OF LABOUR
MOVE INTO
FORMALITY
USE OF SOUND STATISTICAL
DATA
INSPECTION
LINKS TO OTHER
MINISTRIES
In 2004 several high-In 2004 several high-level officials from level officials from Ministries of Labour Ministries of Labour from Azerbaijan, from Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan Georgia, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan and Kyrgyzstan attended Training on attended Training on Youth Empowerment Youth Empowerment in the Informal in the Informal Economy through the Economy through the activities of a DfID-activities of a DfID-funded project carried funded project carried out by the ILO Sub-out by the ILO Sub-regional office in regional office in MoscowMoscow
“Reducing Poverty by promoting employment of youth and other vulnerable groups in the Informal Economy of Central Asia and Caucasus”
DfID-funded ILO project
ENCOURAGING ENTREPRENEURSHIP
MOVE INTO
FORMALITYTRAINING
ACCESS TO CREDIT
REWARDINGCREATIVITY
ACCESS TO MARKETS
AND TECHNOLOGYMOVE INTO
FORMALITY
EQUALITY OFOPPORTUNITIES
RISE INPRODUCTIVITY AND QUALITY
NETWORKING
A A projectproject in Asia in Asia focused focused on the development of a on the development of a supply chain for informal supply chain for informal economy workers and economy workers and operators through operators through association building in association building in the the vegetable production vegetable production sectorsector (Cambodia) and (Cambodia) and handicraft design and handicraft design and marketingmarketing (Thailand) (Thailand).. TThe participants he participants in in Thailand Thailand gained access gained access to local and international to local and international marketsmarkets while those in while those in CambodiaCambodia integrated integrated into the tourism sector, into the tourism sector, both enhancing their both enhancing their capacities and capacities and productivityproductivity
“Informal economy, poverty and employment: An integrated approach”
ILO Subregional Office BangkokDfID-funded ILO project
ENHANCING OF VOCATIONAL TRAINING
SYSTEMSMOVE INTO
FORMALITY
COMPETENCIESCERTIFICATION FOR WORKERS
IN INFORMAL AND FORMALECONOMY
ADAPTABILITYTO LABOUR
MARKET NEEDS
PREVENT A SLIDE INTOINFORMALITY
GROWTH WITH
EQUITYPREVENTA SLIDE
INTOINFORMALITY
POLICY COHERENCE
STABLE MACRO ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL
POLICIES
CREATING MORE JOB
OPPORTUNITIES
LABOUR POLICIES ON THE ECONOMIC
AGENDAPREVENTA SLIDE
INTOINFORMALITY
SOCIAL DIALOGUE
EMPLOYMENT-CENTREDPOVERTY REDUCTION
POLICIES
GOOD GOVERNANCE AT THE NATIONAL AND
LOCAL LEVELSPREVENTA SLIDE
INTOINFORMALITY
NO CORRUPTION
RULE OF LAW ANDRIGHTS
CORPORATESOCIAL
RESPONSIBILITY
PROTECTION OFPROPERTY RIGHTS
SOUND FISCAL POLICIES
BETTER STATISTICS
SOCIAL DIALOGUE
THE INFORMAL ECONOMYTHE INFORMAL ECONOMY::
IS A IS A CONTINUUM CONTINUUM WITH PEOPLE MOVING IN WITH PEOPLE MOVING IN AND OUT AND OUT
INTERACTS WITH INTERACTS WITH THE FORMAL ECONOMYTHE FORMAL ECONOMY IS IS DIVERSEDIVERSE: FROM ENTREPRENEURIAL : FROM ENTREPRENEURIAL
CREATIVITY TO BARE SUBSISTENCECREATIVITY TO BARE SUBSISTENCE IS IS NOT A CHOICENOT A CHOICE FOR THE MAJORITY FOR THE MAJORITY IS IS AT THE HEART OF POVERTY AT THE HEART OF POVERTY BUT NOT ALL BUT NOT ALL
IN THE INFORMAL ECONOMY ARE POORIN THE INFORMAL ECONOMY ARE POOR
IS A IS A GOVERNANCEGOVERNANCE ISSUE ISSUE IS A IS A RIGHTS ISSUERIGHTS ISSUE, SINCE ITS , SINCE ITS
WORKERS AND OPERATORS LACK WORKERS AND OPERATORS LACK SOCIAL PROTECTION AND SOCIAL PROTECTION AND REPRESENTATIONREPRESENTATION
SERVES AS A SOURCE OFSERVES AS A SOURCE OF BUSINESS START-UPS BUSINESS START-UPS AND AND TRAININGTRAINING
BUT CAN INVOLVE BUT CAN INVOLVE UNFAIR UNFAIR COMPETITIONCOMPETITION
THE INFORMAL ECONOMYTHE INFORMAL ECONOMY::
STRATEGIC FRAMEWORKto reduce decent work deficits in the informal
economy- follow-up to the 2002 ILC conclusions -
Themes to promote integrated work
GovernanceMacro policies
Representation/VoiceProductivity and Market
EnhancementAddressing
Vulnerabilities
OPERATIONALIZATION using the decent work
agenda
Knowledge development
Advocacy
Action at international national and local levels
GENDER POVERTY
ACTION BY TRIPARTITE CONSTITUENTS,
INTER-GOVERNAMENTAL ORGANISATIONS
THE MODEL OF CHANGE:THE MODEL OF CHANGE:
IS A TOOL TO BE IS A TOOL TO BE ENRICHED BY ALLENRICHED BY ALL
IS A WAY OF IS A WAY OF DISENTANGLING A DISENTANGLING A COMPLEX CONCEPTCOMPLEX CONCEPT
GIVES A ROAD MAPGIVES A ROAD MAP NEEDS YOUR IDEAS NEEDS YOUR IDEAS
TO DEVELOP TO DEVELOP FURTHERFURTHER