Czechoslovakia was one of the founding members of the ILO in 1919. After the break-up of the country in 1993, Czechia became an ILO member state in the same year.

The ILO has assisted the country in its economic and labour market transformation and in its accession to the EU. Since 2005, Czechia has been a development partner of the ILO providing funding for ILO projects in Moldova, Serbia, Ukraine, and Mongolia on labour market policies, labour migration, social dialogue, skills for persons with disabilities and inclusion of disadvantaged youth in the labour market.

Czechia and the ILO further expanded this partnership by signing a multi-year Partnership Agreement in 2016. Currently, the ILO implements a Czech-funded Development Cooperation project on entrepreneurship training in Ukraine.

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ILO activities in Czechia are coordinated by the ILO office for Central and Eastern Europe, based in Budapest.

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