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Transformer les entreprises par la diversité et l’inclusion Año de publicación: 2022 Autor corporativo: Organisation Internationale du Travail Depuis plus de cent ans, l’Organisation internationale du Travail (OIT) promeut le travail productif et décent des hommes et des femmes dans des conditions de liberté, de dignité, de sécurité économique et d’égalité des chances. L’OIT s’efforce de promouvoir des lieux de travail plus inclusifs et de lutter contre les discriminations pour tous les motifs, notamment le sexe, l’origine ethnique, la race, le statut d’autochtone, le handicap, la séropositivité, l’orientation sexuelle et l’identité de genre, en garantissant l’égalité des chances et de traitement au travail. L’action de l’OIT dans ce domaine participe à la réalisation du Programme de développement durable à l’horizon 2030 et de l’engagement de ne laisser personne de côté. En établissant des normes internationales du travail, en fournissant des conseils techniques et en renforçant les capacités de ses mandants, l’OIT a contribué à l’élaboration et à l’application d’une législation, de politiques et de bonnes pratiques d’entreprise inclusives et à la promotion de l’égalité et de la non-discrimination sur le lieu de travail. For over a hundred years, the International Labour Organization (ILO) has promoted productive and decent work for men and women in conditions of freedom, dignity, economic security and equal opportunity. The ILO strives to promote more inclusive workplaces and to combat discrimination on all grounds, including gender, ethnic origin, race, indigenous status, disability, HIV status, sexual orientation and gender identity, guaranteeing equality of opportunity and treatment at work. The ILO's action in this field contributes to the achievement of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the commitment to leave no one behind. By setting international labor standards, providing technical advice and building the capacity of its constituents, the ILO has contributed to the development and application of inclusive legislation, policies and good corporate practices, and to the promotion of equality and non-discrimination in the workplace.
Reimagining Life Skills and Citizenship Education in the Middle East and North Africa: A Four-Dimensional and Systems Approach to 21st Century Skills; Conceptual and Programmatic Framework Año de publicación: 2017 Autor corporativo: UNICEF Middle East and North Africa The situation of learning in MENA calls for a holistic, lifelong and rights-based vision of education that maximizes the potential of all children and youth in the region and better equips them to create meaning out of knowledge and to face the transitions from childhood to adulthood, from education to work, and from unreflective development to responsible and active citizenship. This is what drives the MENA Life Skills and Citizenship Education (LSCE) Initiative, kicked off in 2015 with the aim of supporting the countries of the region – conceptually, programmatically and technically – to improve learning and to better invest such learning in individual, social and economic development.The LSCE Conceptual and Programmatic Framework (CPF) puts forth a roadmap to guide policies, strategies and programmes on life skills and citizenship education supporting the region-wide efforts to provide children and youth with opportunities to learn, transition from childhood to adulthood, move from school to work settings, and become responsible and active citizens of their communities.A set of twelve core life skills for MENA has been identified using the four-dimensional learning model: ‘Learning to Know’ (Cognitive Dimension), ‘Learning to Do’ (Instrumental Dimension), ‘Learning to Be’ (Individual Dimension), and ‘Learning to Live Together’ (Social Dimension). The twelve core life skills are life-long, and they build on evidence that underlines the importance of skills acquisition from an early age. Furthermore, the twelve core life skills are acquired and sustained through all forms of learning in a systems approach that recognizes multiple pathways of learning, formal, non-formal and informal. 