Ms. Alice Vozza is Chief Technical Advisor of the Green enterPRIZE Innovation & Development Project, Zimbabwe, International Labour Organization (ILO). 

Over more than 12 years of work with the ILO and other international organizations, Alice has developed extensive experience in the promotion of decent work and sustainable development, with a particular focus on green jobs, green entrepreneurship, enterprise development and the role of private sector and business associations. She is currently responsible for the management and technical supervision of theGreen enterPRIZE Innovation & Development Project, funded by the Government of Sweden and implemented in collaboration with the Government of Zimbabwe, the Employers’ Confederation of Zimbabwe and the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions.

Before moving to Harare, she has worked for the ILO’s International Training Centre to build the Green Jobs Learning Cluster in collaboration with the ILO Green Jobs Programme (2012-2018). Between 2010 and 2012 she was based in Kenya to coordinate a EU-funded project on private sector development in East Africa and Ghana. Between 2006 and 2010 she was in charge of designing and implementing capacity building activities and projects on local development, sustainable development and disaster risk reduction, with a specific focus on Central America and the Caribbean.

Alice lived and studied in France, Spain and the UK where she also had working experiences with the private enterprises and consultancy firms. She holds a master degree in Management of Development (ITC-ILO), a master in Business Management (ESCP, Paris) and a degree in Political Science (University of Turin, Italy).