ILO Innovation Day - Designing what's next: Foresight & future pathways.


Designing what's next: Foresight & future pathways.


Skills for digital agriculture
  • Earli Shima; National Project Coordinator
Strategic foresight in times of disruption
  • Delphine Dall'Agata; Learning Innovation Professional
  • Rafael Peels; Senior Worker Specialist
The Workverse: Skilling and social dialogue in virtual reality.
  • Melissa Kyeyune; National Project Coordinator - Digital Skills and Microwork
Digital transformation tools for employers and business membership organizations
  • Paolo Salvai; Programme Manager
The future of reporting: Modernizing the ILO’s supervisory system for the next century
  • Claudia Esperanza Berch; Legal/Labour Law Specialist
  • Luis Carlos Melero Garcia; Legal Specialist

Rewiring Decent Work Monitoring in Southern Africa Action
  • Amanda Mejia Canadas; International Labour Standards and Labour Law Specialist
  • Nyasha Muchichwa; Policy Officer
  • Maria Payet; Labour Statistics Specialist
Revolutionizing Kenya's technical and vocational education and training through AI
  • Stephen Mwangi; National Project Coordinator, Digital Economy

Watch the ILO Innovation Day - Designing what's next: Foresight & future pathways!


ILO Innovation Day


Agencies, Funds & Programmes

Location: Av. de la Paix 8-14, 1211 Genève, Switzerland

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