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Training conducted the ILO Subregional Office for the Caribbean February 2005 – May 2010 Table of contents 2005 HIV/AIDS focal point training workshop HIV/AIDS focal point training workshop HIV/AIDS focal point training workshop Government focal point training (HIV/AIDS) Behaviour change communication strategy development workshop (HIV/AIDS) ILO subregional workshop for Caribbean employers’ organizations on small and medium enterprises in the informal sector Behaviour change communication strategy development workshop (HIV/AIDS) Focal point training workshop (HIV/AIDS) Occupational Safety and Health Inspection Systems Behaviour change communication strategy development workshop (HIV/AIDS) HIV/AIDS focal point training – trade unions Behaviour change communication strategy development workshop (HIV/AIDS) Caribbean subregional training workshop on labour and occupational health inspectors/officers in agriculture Peer education training (HIV/AIDS) Peer education training (HIV/AIDS) Peer education training (HIV/AIDS) Peer education training (HIV/AIDS) Peer education training (HIV/AIDS) Peer education training (HIV/AIDS) Trade union seminar on information technology and the creation of world wide Websites 2006 Peer education training (HIV/AIDS) Peer refresher training (HIV/AIDS) Peer refresher training (HIV/AIDS) Behaviour change communication (HIV/AIDS) Peer refresher training (HIV/AIDS) Workers’ organization and member-representatives workplace policy development (HIV/AIDS) Peer Refresher Training (HIV/AIDS) Training of trainers workshop Labour/factory inspectors workshop on HIV/AIDS Employers’ organization staff and members workplace policy development seminar (HIV/AIDS) Postgraduate Course on Occupational Safety and Health in the Workplace Sustainability workshop (HIV/AIDS) Occupational Safety and Health Inspection Systems Sensitization workshop for workers’ organizations (HIV/AIDS) Sensitization workshop for government officials (HIV/AIDS) Sensitization workshop for employers’ organizations (HIV/AIDS) Training workshop – peer educators (HIV/AIDS) Tripartite sensitization workshop (HIV/AIDS) Training workshop – peer educators (HIV/AIDS) Training workshop – peer educators (HIV/AIDS) 2007 One day tripartite sensitization workshop on HIV/AIDS and the world of work Training workshop on reporting on international labour standards for selected countries in the Caribbean Behaviour change communication workshop (HIV/AIDS) HIV/AIDS and business management workshop with the Barbering Association of Trinidad and Tobago in collaboration with the ECA ILO Tripartite capacity-building workshop on labour legislation HIV/AIDS and rights at work (ILO in collaboration with the national AIDS Coordinating Committee (NACC)) ILO/USDOL HIV/AIDS workplace education programme: HIV/AIDS and business management workshop with the National Barbering Association of Trinidad and Tobago in collaboration with the ECA The Caribbean academy for the management of employers’ organizations (CAMEO) Labour administration training programme “essential labour administration training” Labour administration training programme “basic training course for labour inspectors” Barbados workers union peer educators (HIV/AIDS) ILO/USDOL HIV/AIDS Workplace education programme for trade unions One-day tripartite sensitization workshop on HIV/AIDS and the world of work Advance labour administration and industrial relations training seminar Second Caribbean course on international labour standards for judges, lawyers and legal Educators Behaviour change communication workshop for enterprises in the manufacturing and retail and energy sectors (HIV/AIDS) Behaviour change communication workshop for enterprises in the banking and finance, manufacturing and retail and informal sectors (HIV/AIDS) One day tripartite sensitization workshop on HIV/AIDS and the world of work ILO tripartite capacity-building workshop on labour legislation One-day tripartite sensitization workshop on HIV/AIDS and the world of work 2008 ILO Conciliation/Mediation Training Course ILO Training of Trainers Workshop for Small Enterprise Development Units Saint Vincent Employers’ Federation – Promoting the Decent Work Agenda in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 11th ILO Roundtable for Caribbean Employers’ Organizations International Labour Organization/National Development Foundation of Dominica/Dominica Employers’ Federation (ILO/DED/DEF) Sponsored SME Workshop HIV/AIDS Peer Education Training Workshop (Workers’ Organizations) HIV/AIDS Peer Education Training Workshop (Workers’ Organizations and other stakeholders) HIV/AIDS Peer Education Training Workshop (Workers’ Organizations and other stakeholders) HIV/AIDS Peer Education Training Workshop (Workers’ Organizations and other stakeholders) International Labour Organization/Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (ILO/OPEC HIV/AIDS) Workplace Education Project – Suriname Labour Inspectors HIV/AIDS Sensitization and Training Workshop) HIV/AIDS Peer Education Training Workshop (Employers’ and Workers’ Organizations and other stakeholders (National)) ILO/OPEC HIV/AIDS Workplace Education Project – Suriname Focal Point and Committee Members HIV/AIDS Sensitization and Training Workshop Saint Vincent Employers’ Federation – HR Challenges Facing the Workplace Briefing Workshop for ILO Desk Officers from Caribbean Member States and Non- Metropolitan Territories International Labour Organization (ILO-TURIN) Course on International Labour Standards and Globalization: Tools for a Globalized World of Work Training of Trainers Workshop – ILO Improve Your Work Environment and Business (ILO-IWEB) Trade Unions and the Informal Economy: Policy Issues and Organizing Strategies Information Management for Labour Educators and Researchers Caribbean Regional Tripartite Workshop on Labour Legislation Joint International Labour Organization-Grenada Employers’ Federation (ILO-GEF) Workshop on Occupational Health and Safety Social Health Insurance International Labour Organization and the University of the West Indies (ILO-UWI) Mona, Jamaica, School of Business Workshop on Actuarial Methods and Social Security Financing Round table for Caribbean Workers’ Organizations ILO and the Employers’ Consultative Association of Trinidad and Tobago (ILO-ECATT) Results-Based Project Proposal Writing Workshop 2009 Decent Work Country Programme Workshop ILO-Jamaica Confederation of Trade Unions – Three-day Workshop on ILO Fundamental Conventions and Decent Work (Course 1) ILO-Jamaica Confederation of Trade Unions – Three-day Workshop on ILO Fundamental Conventions and Decent Work (Course 2) Workshop on Capacity Building in the Concept of Decent Work and Core Labour Standards (ILO-ABWU) ILO-Office of Trade Negotiations (OTN) of the CARICOM Secretariat Training Workshop on International Trade Negotiations, Free Trade Agreements and the Decent Work Agenda The Caribbean Academy for the Management of Employers’ Organizations (CAMEO) Subregional Capacity-Building Programme for National Employers’ Organizations of the Caribbean (ILO) National HIV Workplace Policy Stakeholders Meeting ILO – National AIDS Programme: Anguilla Workshop on Formulating and Implementing an HIV-AIDS Workplace Policy The Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work and International Labour Standards (Part I) The Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work and International Labour Standards (Part II) ILO Report Writing Workshop on International Labour Standards (ILS) for Countries of the Organisation of the Eastern Caribbean (OECS) ILO Training: Implementing Labour Principles in Global Supply Chains ILO-Youth Training and Employment Partnership Programme (YTEPP) Know About Business (KAB) – Training of Trainers Workshop Promoting Effective Skills Policies and Systems ILO Training: Diploma Course in Market-Oriented Small Business Development Services ILO Training: Creating an Enabling Environment for Sustainable Small Enterprise Development Units The International Union of Food, Agricultural, Hotel, Restaurant, Catering, Tobacco and Allied Workers’ Association (IUF) - Organizing Workshop for Member Unions ILO ACTRAV-IPEC Regional Workshop for Caribbean Workers’ Organizations ILO Workshop on Results-Based Project Proposal Writing 2010 ILO Training on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work ILO Training: Inter-regional Course on International Labour Migration ILO Training: Diploma Course in Market Oriented Small Business Development Services HIV Policy Review Workshop ILO 4-Day National Training Workshop on Negotiation and Mediation Skills for Members of the Grenada Employers’ Federation ILO Training: Management of Local Development 2011 Tripartite Workshop on Conciliation/Mediation Organized through the Bahamas Chamber of Commerce and the Employers Confederation OSH Workshop: Implementing Safety and Health at Work (Grenada) OSH Workshop (Guyana) OSH Workshop: Implementing Safety and Health in the Workplace (Saint Lucia) OSH Workshop (Belize) Occupational Safety and Health Workshop (The Bahamas) Entrepreneurship Education and Curriculum Implementation Workshop Entrepreneurship Education and Curriculum Implementation Workshop Skills‐Building Workshop on the Review and Revision of HIV/AIDS Workplace Policy Occupational Safety and Health Workshop (Antigua and Barbuda) OSH Workshop: Implementing OSH at the Workplace (St. Vincent and the Grenadines) OSH Workshop: Implementing OSH at the Workplace (Antigua and Barbuda) CAMEO III Subregional Capacity‐Building Programme for National Employers’ Organizations in the Caribbean Quality Assurance
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