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Norway – ILO Partnership

17 projects

Norway currently funds 17 ILO development cooperation projects worldwide

10th in top 20

Norway ranks 10th in the ILO list of voluntary funding contributors in 2022-23

US$ 57.6 million

Norway has contributed US$ 57.6 million to ILO voluntary non-core funding in 2020-23

Norway is a key partner of the ILO in advancing decent work and social justice worldwide.  

The ILO currently implements several global and regional programs with the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries and the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation in strengthening agricultural opportunities in Haïti, in developing skills and lifelong learning systems, as well as in Youth Employment and Gender Equalities in several countries in Africa, Arab States and Asia and the Pacific.  

In addition to its contributions for specific programmes and projects, in 2022-23, Norway contributed over US$ 3.8 million to the ILO Regular Budget Supplementary Account, allowing the Office to allocate these funds flexibly when and where they are most needed. 

Furthermore, the ILO benefits from Norwegian expertise through the country’s participation in the Junior Professional Officer programme. 

For more information see Norway's Country portal.  

Development Cooperation Dashboard

Development Cooperation Dashboard

Projects funded by Norway

Highlights

Formalization is transforming my shea butter business

Formalization is transforming my shea butter business

Gender Equality and Decent Work in Jordan 2022

Gender Equality and Decent Work in Jordan 2022

ILO and the Government of Norway sign a new partnership agreement on skills development and lifelong learning

ILO and the Government of Norway sign a new partnership agreement on skills development and lifelong learning