ILO training strengthens pathways for women workers to lead in Ethiopia’s Garment, Textile and Leather Factories
The International Labour Organization (ILO) has implemented a training program aimed at empowering women workers in Ethiopia's garment, textile, and leather factories. The initiative focuses on building leadership skills and creating pathways for women to take on supervisory and managerial roles within the industry. This effort is part of broader ILO projects to promote gender equality and decent work in Ethiopia's manufacturing sector, which employs a large number of women. The training covers topics such as communication, problem-solving, and workplace rights, aiming to address gender disparities and improve working conditions. The program is expected to benefit hundreds of women workers and contribute to more inclusive and sustainable industrial growth in Ethiopia.
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