Meetings
Institutional meetings, coordination meetings and exchanges among affiliates, partners and trade union leaders.
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Events, meetings and workshops
The events section presents ITUC-Africa meetings, conferences, workshops, trainings, brainstorming groups, planning activities, observations and follow-up.
Collective action
Meet, train and follow up
Events bring together affiliates, partners and trade union actors around the priorities of the African trade union movement.
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Overview
Working spaces to organise trade union action
ITUC-Africa events take the form of meetings, workshops, conferences, seminars, trainings and brainstorming groups dedicated to workers’ rights and decent work.
They are used to plan actions, share experiences, build capacity, coordinate affiliates, follow up results and build common trade union responses.
Event types
Event formats covered
Events cover several complementary formats, from institutional meetings to training workshops.
Workshops
Practical workshops to strengthen trade union capacities, prepare campaigns and deepen priorities.
Brainstorming groups
Discussion spaces to analyse issues, propose solutions and build shared orientations.
Planning
Sessions dedicated to defining priorities, timelines, strategies and collective responsibilities.
Observations and follow-up
Activities to follow up commitments, recommendations, campaigns, projects and achieved results.
Conferences and seminars
Regional highlights to share analysis, train trade union actors and debate world-of-work issues.
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Latest events
Recent events
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Work areas
Events linked to trade union priorities
Events support ITUC-Africa’s areas of action and help turn priorities into concrete action.
Trade union organising
Strengthen coordination, trade union unity, affiliates and workers’ organising capacity.
Decent work and rights
Train and mobilise around trade union rights, social protection, occupational health and safety.
Research and advocacy
Share analysis, prepare positions, debate public policies and support advocacy.
Related formats
Other sections linked to events
Events are often accompanied by press releases, calls to action or terms of reference.
Press
Press releases and announcements linked to conferences, workshops, meetings and launches.
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Mobilisation messages associated with campaigns, priorities or emergencies discussed during events.
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Preparatory documents for assignments, trainings, consultations, studies or services.
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