The International Labour Organization (ILO) is a United Nations agency established in 1919 to deal with international labour issues and set international labour standards. It has 187 member states and is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. The ILO's objectives are to promote better working conditions, protect industrial relations, support economic development through uniform standards, and prevent war through social justice. Its functions include creating international labour standards, setting global labour policies, and providing technical assistance, training, education, and research. The ILO has three main bodies that govern it: the International Labour Conference, the Governing Body, and the International Labour Office.

1. Presentation
By
Nikhil

2. International Labour
Organization (ILO)
a United Nations agency dealing
with labour issues, particularly international
labour standards, social protection, and
work opportunities for all.

3. International Labour Organization
• Formation:-1919
• The ILO has 187 member states
• Type:- UN agency
• Headquarters:-Geneva, Switzerland
• Head:-Guy Ryder
• In 1969, the organization received the Nobel
Peace Prize .

4. Principle objectives
• To promote better working and living
conditions
• To support and protect peaceful industrial
relations
• To support economic development by
homogeneous standards
• To hinder war by ensuring social justice

5. Functions
• Creation of international labour standards
• Formulation of international policies n
• Technical assistance
• Training, education, research and publishing
activities

6. Three main bodies
1. International Labour Conference:
- creates international labour standards
- forum for discussion
- elects the Governing Body

7. 2. Governing Body:
- executive council
- decisions on ILO’s policy
- establish program and budget
3. The International Labour Office
- permanent secretariat
- research centre and printing house

10. Thank you