Programs & Projects
of Development

Ongoing Projects

Competency-based professional training strengthens occupational profiles, enhances employability, and promotes decent work. We design customized training programs aligned with labor market needs and the National Qualifications Framework to support the transition to formal employment and foster productive development.

Our training connects education with real employment opportunities and contributes to the economic growth of local communities.

It is a joint strategy by the Ministry of Labor and the ILO that promotes job training for victims of the armed conflict and fosters decent employment and productive inclusion in Colombia.

Implemented Projects

The program integrated educational innovation with ICT, benefiting 6,500 teachers, 3,000 families, and 22,000 students across the country.

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Digital Talent strengthened the officials of the Comptroller’s Office of Bogotá through training in labor rights, social dialogue, and decent work.

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In 2023, El Campo es Paz Total (Ministry of Labor) supported 1,505 rural families (SRC) who were victims of the conflict through productive self-employment initiatives.

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The program supported victims of the conflict and young people aged 16 to 21, together with the Ministry of Labor and the OEI, through virtual training, broader coverage, and psychosocial support.

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The program benefited 1,854 victims of the conflict in 30 municipalities, providing competency-based pathways, employability support, and practical training aimed at decent work.

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The project empowered young victims of the conflict with support from the Ministry of Labor and PNUD promoting employment, peace, resilience, and development in their communities.

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The T4lentos Industry agreement with the Medellín Mayor’s Office promoted training in 4.0 skills and a bilingual pathway, benefiting more than 8,000 young people and adults.

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The “Jóvenes a la U” agreement (SED–ATENEA) strengthened post-secondary skills, social internships, and training pathways to promote youth employability.

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The program brings together youth, victims, and entities such as the Ministry of Labor, SENA, and MinTIC under the SRC framework to strengthen digital and occupational skills nationwide.

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