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MESSAGE FROM THE ILO COUNTRY OFFICE FOR ZAMBIA AND MALAWI ON THE INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIESToday, as...
03/12/2025

MESSAGE FROM THE ILO COUNTRY OFFICE FOR ZAMBIA AND MALAWI ON THE INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
Today, as we commemorate the 2025 International Day of Persons with Disabilities, the ILO Country Office for Zambia and Malawi reaffirms its commitment to building inclusive and accessible societies where no one is left behind.

This year’s theme, “Fostering Disability-Inclusive Societies for Advancing Social Progress,” reflects our ongoing work with governments, employers, workers, and partners to promote disability inclusion across labour markets in both countries.

In Zambia, we have strengthened national capacities through training Disability Focal Points, supporting National Accessibility Guidelines, and empowering workers with disabilities in the informal economy to access social protection and decent work.

In Malawi, we have supported the Government in developing Disability Inclusion Guidelines and advancing inclusive productivity in the agriculture sector, ensuring persons with disabilities can participate fully and competitively in economic activities.

Within the ILO, we continue to put policy into action by improving accessibility in our workspaces, enhancing signage, promoting barrier-free environments, and ensuring all new staff undergo disability inclusion training.

On this important day, we extend warm wishes to all ILO staff and families, and reaffirm our commitment to championing disability rights and inclusive labour markets across Malawi and Zambia. Together, we can create societies where everyone thrives.

ILO Convention 190 provides a global framework that recognizes violence and harassment including online abuse as a threa...
03/12/2025

ILO Convention 190 provides a global framework that recognizes violence and harassment including online abuse as a threat to workers’ safety, dignity, and well-being. By obligating governments and employers to prevent, address, and remedy digital violence, it strengthens protections for women and girls in the evolving world of work.

As we commemorate the 16 Days of Activism, C190 reinforces the call to make both physical and digital spaces safe, inclusive, and free from gender-based violence.

The ACCEL Africa project has been making a real difference in Ntchisi District, one of Malawi’s key coffee-growing areas...
02/12/2025

The ACCEL Africa project has been making a real difference in Ntchisi District, one of Malawi’s key coffee-growing areas where many smallholder farmers struggle with low incomes, increasing children’s vulnerability to child labour.

As part of its education improvement pillar, the project partnered with Chinthembwe Education Zone, which covers 12 primary schools. ACCEL Africa supported 11 of these schools with infrastructure improvement grants, provided textbooks from Standard 1 to Standard 8, and assisted vulnerable learners with school uniforms and writing materials. The project also established child rights clubs to raise awareness and strengthen reporting on child labour.

According to Mr. Chikafa, the Primary School Education Advisor for Chinthembwe Zone, these interventions have helped reduce school dropout rates from 0.25% to 0.15% and lowered class repetition. Awareness among learners has increased significantly, leading to more child labour cases being reported to schools and community committees.

ACCEL Africa continues to stand with communities because keeping children in school is one of the most effective ways to eliminate child labour

As we continue to commemorate the   of Activism globally, we reaffirm our commitment to ending all forms of gender-based...
01/12/2025

As we continue to commemorate the of Activism globally, we reaffirm our commitment to ending all forms of gender-based violence.

Just like our physical workplaces, digital spaces must be safe, respectful, and free from abuse.

Let’s to end digital violence against women and girls.

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