Federica Rossetti

ITCILO

The International Training Centre of the ILO (ITCILO) is an advanced technical and vocational training institution in the heart of a riverside park in Turin, Italy. Founded in 1964 by the International Labour Organization and the Government of Italy, the Centre's mission is to achieve decent work for all women and men. It provides practical, needs-based training and learning, and assists the ILO's pursuit of decent work for all by strengthening the capabilities of governments, workers' organizations, employers' organizations and other development players in the areas of labour, social justice and development, where the issues need to be understood and tackled from a multidisciplinary perspective. Since it opened in 1960s, some 214.000 participants from more than 190 countries have taken part in the Centre's training activities and events – on our campus in Turin, in their home countries or online – in various languages. We make our expertise available through standard courses, post-graduate training, tailor-made programmes, and longer-term capacity-building projects, seen as part of lifelong training. By boosting the skills and performance of citizens, training shows itself to be a key to sustainable development. For more information: http://www.itcilo.org/en/contact-us/en/contact-us