Philippines Launches National Dialogue on Decent Work in Aquaculture
The Philippines, one of the world's largest aquaculture producers, has launched its first national dialogue on decent work and sustainability in aquaculture.
A recent report by the UN's International Labour Organisation highlights "significant decent work deficits" for those employed in the sector.
- The national dialogue gathered 150 key stakeholders from government, labour, business, and development sectors.
- The event, organised by the UN's International Labour Organization (ILO) with support from the Government of Japan, aimed to advance decent work, human rights, and responsible business practices in the aquaculture sector.
“significant decent work deficits”
The two-day event in Makati City brought together representatives from government, industry, labour, and development sectors.
Author's summary: Philippines holds first national dialogue on decent work in aquaculture.
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