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  • Share your views on the future of work and skills

    New technologies, globalisation and population ageing are affecting the type and quality of jobs that are available and the skills required to do them. We want to hear your views on this development: Are you worried or confident about the future of your job? Do you think it is likely to change in the future? And how will you keep your skills up-to-date? Let us know! Your opinions will contribute to discussions for better policy making in adult learning in the European Union.

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  • Dialogue with civil society organisations (CSOs)

    Read the Framework for dialogue between the Development Assistance Committee (DAC) and civil society organisations (CSOs) whose goal is to offer CSOs a space to engage with and influence the DAC as well as for the DAC to leverage knowledge, capabilities and their role as advocates for fighting poverty and promoting gender equality, inclusion and sustainable development.

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  • Watch the OECD Forum webcast

    The OECD Forum has emerged as a major international conference where policies and ideas are shared between governments, business, civil society and academia. It was an opportunity to gain insights into the global trends shaping our societies and take part in exchanges addressing these challenges.

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Work with us

The OECD is committed to giving a voice to civil society stakeholders and helping ensure that their views are factored into the OECD’s work and hence making the OECD analyses stronger.

We engage with civil society through various ways: advisory committees that represent businesses and trade unions, regular consultations, as well as conferences and workshops where civil society organisations are welcome to contribute. Find out more.

© OECDNext events:

  • Current consultations: Have your say into the consultations and the call for contributions that are now open

  • Survey: What does the future of automation mean for your job?
    Will your job change because of automation? How does your job compare to other professions?
    Take our new innovative survey and check your results.

  • Survey: Tell us your thoughts on the OECD Going Digital project
    It has     been running for over two years. You've heard from us on a range of topics during this time and the recent Going Digital Summit presented our findings on digitalisation and signalled important work for the future.

  • Webinar: The Adverse Outcome Pathway framework as a collaborative tool 
    The Adverse Outcome Pathway (AOP) framework is a collaborative tool that applies an innovative approach for collecting mechanistic knowledge from various sources that can eventually support chemical safety assessment.
    30 April 2019, 1 pm (CET Paris time) 

  • I am the Future of Work 
    A people powered initiative by the OECD, which aims to gather stories, insights and experiences about the way the world of work is changing, and the risks and opportunities it raises along the way. Workers, students, job seekers, employers, leaders are all the future of work. It is time to be part of the conversation: Have your say on what is your biggest hope for the future of work.
    #thefutureofwork

  • OECD Forum: World in EMotion
    Shifting politics, globalisation, digitalisation, ageing populations – the speed at which they are developing and the breadth of their impact are testing the resilience of our social fabric, calling for a deeper reflection on the set of human values, ethics and aspirations that bind us together, as well as the type of society in which we want to live. While these changes may create new opportunities for some, they are a frightening prospect for others. The Forum will reflect on what needs to happen to ensure such changes and opportunities bring us together, rather than divide us.
    20-21 May 2019, Paris, France

  • Online couse on Policy Coherence for Sustainable Development (PCSD)
    Our partner the UN Systems Staff College (UNSSC) will launch the second edition of its Policy Coherence for Sustainable Development online course. This five weeks course was developed in collaboration with the OECD PCSD Unit, the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy and the Hertie School of Governance.
    27 May - 28 June

  • Partnerships: In light of the upcoming High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development convened under the auspices of ECOSOC in July 2019, we are calling for expressions of interest to partner with the OECD on a number of side events on Policy Coherence for Sustainable Development (PCSD) and SDG16 related themes including: The Governance Challenge of the SDGs, Access to Justice, Gender mainstreaming in public policy. Should you be interested in collaborating with the OECD in these areas and for further information, please contact us.

  • Global Forum on Responsible Business Conduct 
    It will take place this year as part of the Responsible Business and Human Rights Forum, an integral event of Bangkok Business and Human Rights week, co-organised by the Royal Government of Thailand, AICHR, UNDP, UN ESCAP and ILO, with the participation of the UN Working Group on Business and Human Rights.
    12-13 June 2019, Bangkok, Thailand


See the full list of upcoming OECD events

For further information, contact us at civilsociety@oecd.org.

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