Driving change through social dialogue: how the ILO is strengthening tripartism and social dialogue through development cooperation projects: insights from a synthesis of 200 evaluation reports (2019–23)
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| contents | Driving change through social dialogue: how the ILO is strengthening tripartism and social dialogue through development cooperation projects: insights from a synthesis of 200 evaluation reports (2019–23) The 2025 National Policy on Persons with Disabilities identifies gaps that were not addressed by the 2015 Policy, include inadequate coordination of disability-related matters among institutions; ongoing inclusion challenges leading to limited access to quality education, health, and employment; communication barriers; stigma resulting in low integration of Persons with Disabilities in community development and national governance; insufficient budgetary support; and uncoordinated data gathering, as well as weak linkages among service providers. Synthesis reviews and meta-studies. Insights from evidence, 2, ILO publication.report |
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| publisher | International Labour Organization |
| spellingShingle | Driving change through social dialogue: how the ILO is strengthening tripartism and social dialogue through development cooperation projects: insights from a synthesis of 200 evaluation reports (2019–23) Driving change through social dialogue: how the ILO is strengthening tripartism and social dialogue through development cooperation projects: insights from a synthesis of 200 evaluation reports (2019–23) The 2025 National Policy on Persons with Disabilities identifies gaps that were not addressed by the 2015 Policy, include inadequate coordination of disability-related matters among institutions; ongoing inclusion challenges leading to limited access to quality education, health, and employment; communication barriers; stigma resulting in low integration of Persons with Disabilities in community development and national governance; insufficient budgetary support; and uncoordinated data gathering, as well as weak linkages among service providers. Synthesis reviews and meta-studies. Insights from evidence, 2, ILO publication.report |
| title | Driving change through social dialogue: how the ILO is strengthening tripartism and social dialogue through development cooperation projects: insights from a synthesis of 200 evaluation reports (2019–23) |
| url | https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/report/Driving-change-through-social-dialogue-how/995656676402676 |