SIDA 2.0 – Sustainable, Inclusive and, Decent Work for Ukrainian Refugees

Project facts

Project promoter:
The All-Poland Alliance of Trade Unions (PL)
Project Number:
SDDW-0086
Status:
In implementation
Initial project cost:
€109,300
Donor Project Partners:
Norwegian Confederation of Trade Unions(NO)
Other Project Partners
Association of Legal Intervention (SIP)(PL)

Description

Project will raise awareness on decent work among Ukrainian refugees based on Norwegian practices

The overall objective of the project is to enhance decent work for Ukrainian refugees in the Polish labour market, building on Norwegian best practice and an the outcome of an ongoing project on decent work for migrant workers. The project is both aimed at raising the awareness of refugees both of their rights but also the risks of work-related crime, and to train them on decent work issues. In parallel, the project will raise the capacity of social partners to deal with the flow of Ukrainian refugees, mainly women, into the labour market, by exchanging best practice with the project partner LO and in close cooperation with a Polish NGO. The third axe of the project is direct legal support and advise given to refugees by two advisors, in addition to developed information material and training offered to refugees. 

This project builds on the ongoing project SIDA which aim at enhanced decent work for migrant workers, but the second phase will primarily focus on Ukrainian refugees, which is in line with the restricted call under the SDDW for Poland which encouraged projects facilitating the integration of Ukrainians into the labour market. 

The following activities will be carried out:

- Communication and awareness-raising campaign, including a brochure, videos,  two online dissemination seminars, campaign in social media,  and billboard campaign 
- Capacity-building of trade unions to guarantee decent working conditions for Ukrainian refugees, including online seminar, analysis, working session on good practices,  workshops on migration issues.
- Direct support for Ukrainian refugees, including two advisers and online training tool.
 

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