At the Graduate Institute, more than ten professors, researchers and students work on SDG 8. Their work ranges from academic courses on work, labour and practice, to research projects, such as a project examining skills development policies and Information Communication Technologies, as well as academic and policy-oriented publications and events. We also offer an Executive Master in Development Policies and Practices.
Turning from subsistence farming to commercial agriculture in Cambodia: a “Double Loss” for rural communities
Local production of essential medicines in Brazil and Europe: lessons and future directions
Work and “Just” Agroecological Transition: Experiences from Western Africa
How to Achieve Inclusive Growth
Jobs that Work for Women. How Does The Rural Labour Market Shape Gender Relations?
How to Shape a Future that Works – Transforming the global response to the future of work
Seeing Women’s Labor: The Problem of Domestic Work at the ILO
Stakeholder priorities for a forward-looking WTO agenda on environmental sustainability and trade
Toward a New Dialogue: WTO & Business
Farming for Freedom: The Shackled Palestinian Agricultural Sector
Socially Responsible Banking: Money as a Vehicle for Social Change
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Goal 8 aims to sustain economic growth, while at the same time making it inclusive and sustainable. The UN Sustainable Development Knowledge Platform places the focus in its progress report on “increasing labour productivity, reducing the unemployment rate, especially for young people, and improving access to financial services and benefits are essential components of sustained and inclusive economic growth”. Read more about Goal 8