Mission
Just Economy and Labor Institute (JELI) is non-profit organization working to promote social justice and ensure the protection of labor rights. They support workers and labor organizations by offering educational and capacity-building programs. They also partner with rights-based organizations that share our vision and missions to conduct research and design campaign-oriented trainings aimed to achieve economic and labor justice.
The Fair Labour and Economic Institute (JELI) is a non-profit organization working to promote social justice, focusing on protecting workers' rights. They support workers and labour rights organizations through education, training programs, and capacity building. They also collaborate with like-minded labour rights partners to conduct research, design training programs, and develop campaign skills, with our ultimate goal of creating economic and labour justice.
JELI promotes labor justice by empowering workers and working-class communities and producing strategic research for campaigns and policies aimed at achieving a just economy and society.
They also aim to bridge the gap between producers and workers in order to foster solidarity, autonomy, and a powerful working-class movement. They do this through the promotion of solidarity economy and worker/producer-owned initiatives such as cooperatives.
JELI aims to promote labor rights justice. They conduct training to empower workers and working-class groups, while simultaneously producing strategic research to form the basis for advocacy and policy advocacy. Their ultimate goal is to create a just economic and social system.
They are also focused on bridging the gap between producers and workers to promote unity and self-determination without domination, strengthening the working-class movement. To achieve this, they choose to promote a unified economic system, encouraging producers and workers to have joint ownership, for example, through the establishment of cooperatives.
JELI is a non-profit organization working to promote social justice and ensure the protection of labor rights in Southeast Asia. They support workers and labor organizations by offering educational and capacity-building programs. They also partner with rights-based organizations that share our vision and mission to conduct research and propose policy recommendations aimed at achieving economic and labor justice.
Recognizing gender justice and shared leadership as the main sources of a group's resilience and power, they also promote gender equality and women's leadership in organized labor and worker organizations.
JELI is a non-profit organization working to promote social justice and protect workers' rights in Southeast Asia. They support workers and labor organizations through education and capacity building programs. They also collaborate with other human rights organizations that share our vision and mission, producing research and policy recommendations with the ultimate goal of creating economic and labor justice.
They recognize and understand the gender-related dimensions of justice and the concept of collaborative leadership. This is what makes their group resilient and powerful. Therefore, they promote gender equality and support women in leading roles in all types of labor organizations.
Voluntary Commitments
The Sendai Framework Voluntary Commitments (SFVC) online platform allows stakeholders to inform the public about their work on DRR. The SFVC online platform is a useful toolto know who is doing what and where for the implementation of the Sendai Framework, which could foster potential collaboration among stakeholders. All stakeholders (private sector, civil society organizations, academia, media, local governments, etc.) working on DRR can submit their commitments and report on their progress and deliverables.