Face-to-face
30 November 2020
Greening with jobs learning forum
Cities and towns, particularly in developing countries, send excessive volumes of waste to dumpsites and landfill every year. Resources which are lost to the local economy. Sustainable waste management is increasingly regarded as an opportunity to unlock new livelihoods and job opportunities; promote social inclusion; and upgrade the quality of existing jobs of both women and men. Achieving many of the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals requires improved waste management. This requires that the jobs in waste prevention, reuse, recycling and recovery are decent jobs.
This course provides an exciting opportunity to join the conversation and tap together into the potential for decent work promotion and green business development across the waste hierarchy, with a focus on waste collection; reuse, refurbishment and remanufacturing; sorting and recycling; as well as reduction at source.
3 August 2020
2020 - Equal pay for work of equal value - Рівне винагородження за рівноцінну працю
Dear participant,
welcome in our virtual learning space!
In these tabs you will find all the practical information you will need to get started.
Here below is a brief and warm welcome by the course manager who will accompany you in this online component of the programme.
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2020 - Equal pay for work of equal value - Рівне винагородження за рівноцінну працю
Dear participant,
welcome in our virtual learning space!
In these tabs you will find all the practical information you will need to get started.
Here below is a brief and warm welcome by the course manager who will accompany you in this online component of the programme.
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| CHAT | LIBRARY | NAVIGATION FROM APP |
9 March 2020
Customer centricity for financial inclusion: creating and delivering value
Customer-focused organizations gain competitive advantage over the long term by remaining agile and giving customers what they need. In return, customers remain loyal, actively use products and services, and provide referrals. A customer-centric approach provides value for customers and value for organizations. In an ecosystem of employees, suppliers, consumers, competitors, and community members, all stakeholders gain sustained value, not just shareholders. This course invites financial and non-financial actors to adopt a customer-centric approach to addressing various challenges in financial inclusion.
17 February 2020
Management of Vocational Training Centres
This course aims to improve the management of training centres, responding to the needs of the labour market while maximizing internal and external efficiency. The modules, group work and participants' presentations will cover the areas of education/training, planning, organization, personnel management, quality control and impact evaluation, and budgeting and financing, including business plans and the autonomy of training centres.