概要Tuvalu's Regular Budget assessed contribution (Output 7.5) to ILO's Bangkok-based Decent Work Technical Support Team for East/South-East Asia and the Pacific — core institutional funding, not a discrete project.
介入手法This record is Tuvalu's Regular Budget assessed-contribution apportionment (not a grant or standalone project) to Output 7.5 of the ILO's biennial Programme and Budget, administered by the ILO's Decent Work Technical Support Team for East and South-East Asia and the Pacific (DWT-Bangkok) — one of ILO's 6 sub-regional Decent Work Technical Support Teams, covering approximately 22 countries across East/South-East Asia and the Pacific from Bangkok. Output 7.5's official 2022-23 definition (per the ILO's Programme and Budget proposals for 2022-23, GB document) is "Increased capacity of Member States to develop fair and effective labour migration frameworks, institutions and services to protect migrant workers" — global 2022-23 targets included 19 Member States worldwide (6 in Asia-Pacific) with labour migration frameworks/institutional mechanisms, 22 Member States worldwide (8 in Asia-Pacific) with new/improved migrant-worker protection services, and 9 bilateral/regional labour migration frameworks worldwide (3 in Asia-Pacific). This is not a generic placeholder for Tuvalu: ILO's own public Results Dashboard (IRDashboard) records an ACTUAL Tuvalu-specific reported result under this exact Output in the 2020-2021 biennium (indicators 7.5.1 "Member States with labour migration frameworks" and 7.5.2 "Member States with services to protect migrant workers"), and ILO's official Tuvalu country page names "Labour Migration Initiatives" — improving data collection for policymaking and expanding Tuvaluan worker participation in regulated schemes including seafaring and seasonal worker programs — as one of only 2 currently active ILO initiatives in Tuvalu. A separate record in this corpus, Contribution of 42100-ACTRAV, is tagged against the same Output 7.5 code via a different administering unit — the two are not assumed to fund identical activities. Sources outside the ILO describe the labour-migration context of this Output without tying the apportioned amount (USD 684) to any activity of DWT-Bangkok: Tuvalu's National Labour Migration Policy (Government of Tuvalu, c. 2015, requested from and developed with support from the ILO Office for Pacific Countries) records fewer than 220 Tuvaluans employed overseas as seafarers, seasonal or other temporary workers in 2014 against around 500 in 2008, and 70 RSE and 20 SWP seasonal workers in 2013/14; the New Zealand MFAT evaluation of 2017 notes that RSE wage and remittance data for Tuvaluans is limited; and the Australian PALM scheme's June-quarter-2024 data report counts around 260 Tuvaluan participants.
メカニズムStandard grant — Other technical assistance
実施主体ILO Decent Work Technical Support Team for East and South-East Asia and the Pacific (DWT-Bangkok)
対象人口Residents of Tuvalu
脆弱性属性Least Developed Country · Small Island Developing State
予算規模$684
コーディネーション人数未報告（元データに記載なし）
デリバリー人数未報告（元データに記載なし）
開始時期2023-01-01
