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Article

1 jan 2011

Auteur:
Kirsten Newitt & Steve Gibbons, Ergon Associates, published by International Labour Organization (ILO)

[PDF] Freedom of Association and Development

This publication aims to highlight the pivotal role of freedom of association in fostering and maintaining sustainable development. As such, it seeks to provide ideas for governments, trade unions and employers’ organisations on how to work together to achieve real and tangible results for development. Specifically, this publication outlines how respect for freedom of association can contribute to development outcomes by looking at the benefits it provides in four key areas: 1. Inclusive economic growth and poverty reduction; 2. A positive business environment; 3. Crisis response; and 4. Democracy and governance. [refers to PT HERO, Turk Metal, Gold Fields]