Poverty reduction strategy papers: a guide for employers' organizations
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Poverty reduction strategy papers: a guide for employers' organizations

Provides illustrations of how tools and resources can be used by employers' organizations to strengthen their lobbying efforts. Also included are examples of how federations have engaged in the poverty reduction strategy (PRS) processes.

Type: Report
Date issued: 01 January 2006
Reference: 9221181162[ISBN]
Authors: Rynhart, Gary
Format available: PDF iv, 23 p.
Download: English [pdf 81KB]
In the fight against poverty, poverty reduction strategy papers (PRSP) are the principle response of the international community in the forumlation of national development strategies that are fully supported by donor agencies. The World Bank and the International Monetary Fund are the key agencies driving PRSPs, but other agencies including (and increasingly) the ILO are also playing a role.

PRSPs are crucially about policy change and priority setting at the national level. The scope for employers' organizations to influence the direction of such a process can be considerable. In addition to guiding policies, particularly those influencing the business environment, employers' organizations may also take advantage of their participation in PRS processes to build alliances with their stakeholders involved in policy making.

Tag: employers organizations, poverty

Regions and countries covered: Global

Unit responsible: ILO Regional Office for Europe and Central Asia

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