DWT/CO–Pretoria: ILO DWT for Eastern and Southern Africa and Country Office for South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho and Eswatini
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ILO in Action
South Africa develops its social and solidarity economyThe South African government has embarked on an ambitious programme to develop the social and solidarity economy in the country, with technical support from the International Labour Organization.
The social and solidarity economy comprises of entities that pursue social, economic, and environmental objectives in the collective interest of their members and users. Chief Technical Adviser, Kerryn Krige explains.
What's new
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Event
Global Child Labour Conference agrees Durban Call to Action to end child labour
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Publication
South Africa’s social and solidarity economy: Alignment of the policy with national, regional and international frameworks
31 March 2022
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Publication
South Africa’s social and solidarity economy: An evaluation of the policy development process
31 March 2022
Key resources
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Publication
South Africa's Social and Solidarity Economy
Alignment of the policy with national, regional and international frameworks
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Publication
South Africa's Social Solidarity Economy
An evaluation of the policy Development Process
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Publication
South Africa’s social and solidarity economy
A study of its characteristics and conditions
FEATURE
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“ASPYEE, A continental platform to influence policy and practice”
The African Skills Portal for Youth Employment and Entrepreneurship (ASPYEE) is a continental knowledge sharing platform which enables practitioners and policy makers across the African continent to share, collaborate engage with each other. The platform aims to strengthen mechanisms to foster peer learning, knowledge exchange, and capacity building on the continent.
ASPYEE provides a platform to promote African-owned, innovative approaches derived from experience from the field and research. Reflecting on African good practice, successes and lessons learnt from the field is fundamental to grow an evidence-based knowledge repository to further the African Union’s agenda on skills and employment. The online platform advocates for dialogue across a diverse stakeholder group in the ecosystem, bringing together demand-side needs and supply-side responses.
ASPYEE forms part of the Skills Initiative For Africa programme, which is implemented by the African Union Commission (AUC) and African Union Development Agency (AUDA-NEPAD).
Visit the ASPYEE website to learn more.
Contact us on: aspyee@nepad.org