The International Cooperative Alliance, within the framework of ICA-EU partnership is organizing a session on the capacity building and knowledge sharing through online. This session will take place on 5 March from 3 pm to 4.30 pm CET.
This talk will focus on the opportunities and challenges for workers in developing countries on digital labour platforms based on a survey of 12000 workers around the world. It will discuss what role cooperatives can play in improving their working conditions.
It bears recall that Coop Academy is a coops4dev capacity building and sharing knowledge initiative that aims at offering participants from all over the world the possibility to attend different training sessions.
Through the different online training sessions participants will have the opportunity to develop and strengthen their skills, knowledge while improving their processes, and resources on different topics.
The training topics will be strongly linked to International Development and the impactful role of cooperative toward the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Uma Rani, the trainer is a Senior Economist at the ILO Research department who joined the International Labour Organization (ILO) in 2008. Within the broad area of development economics, she has worked on informal economy, minimum wages and social policies.
Since 2016, her research focuses on transformations in the digital economy, wherein she explores how labour and social institutions interact with public policies and can provide decent working conditions to workers.
Uma Rani has recently published the ILO flagship report, World Employment and Social Outlook 2021: The role of digital labour platforms in transforming the world of work.
The session will be held in English and no interpretation will be available.
