• Integration of HIV/AIDS in the labor policies of the Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training.
• Establishment of HIV/AIDS policies and programs in targeted workplaces.
• Implementation of mechanisms for the referral of existing care and support services including home-based care, VCT, etc.
• Training of a core group in the Department of Labor Inspection and Occupational Health Center in the basics of peer education and HIV/AIDS, gender, human rights, etc.
• Conduct meetings with professional organizations and other relevant stakeholders on how to improve worker’s conditions and promote relevant programs supporting workers/employees rights, especially the rights of people living with HIV/AIDS.

Implementation of the International Labor Organization’s community-based training model, including:

• Developing community structures for microfinance support programs, management systems of community enterprises, and capital support for community corporations/cooperatives
• Providing skills training opportunities through needs-based vocational training and enterprise literacy and entrepreneurial programs
• Developing partnership agreements with government and non-government organizations and corporate linkages between the communities and the formal sector, especially with business corporations
• Implementing rural economic and income-generating policies and strategies at the grassroots level
• Creating public awareness of programs and strategies

• Assist the government in developing a national system for the training of government officials in the enforcement of national labor laws;
• Develop training materials and techniques and provide training for labor inspectors to enhance their effectiveness.
• Develop an educational information on labor law to educate workers and employers about their legal responsibilities and rights;
• Promote innovative forms of labor-management cooperation in the workplace;
• Develop effective ways to improve the existing labor dispute prevention and resolution system;
• Provide training to enhance the provision of legal services to migrant and women workers