Publications
The ILO Office in Bangladesh publishes reports, working papers, brochures and training manuals. Some of these can be downloaded directly. Others can be requested or purchased in hard copy from the ILO Library in Dhaka. Email
2018
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Breaking gender barriers in the World of Work
18 December 2018
The 15 women featured in this book illustrate the boundaries that have broken down and the massive difference that a basic skills-training programme can make.
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TERMS OF REFERENCE Bangladesh DWCP TRIPARTITE STEERING COMMITTEE
02 December 2018
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DWCP MOU
02 December 2018
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DECENT WORK COUNTRY PROGRAMME: BANGLADESH 2017-2020
02 December 2018
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Bangladesh DWCP TRIPARTITE Steering Committee
02 December 2018
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Skills 21 Occupational Needs Analysis Report
14 November 2018
This publication is a report on the occupational needs analysis to introduce skills training in seven selected TVET institutes.
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RMG Programme Phase II (English)
04 November 2018
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Advocacy Sheets: Good practices, replication steps and way forward
09 October 2018
This project successfully demonstrated some market driven skills delivery systems such as Public-Private partnership (PPP), Employment Support Services (ESS), Apprenticeship, Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) and Green Jobs. These advocacy sheets captured the good practices and shows the path of replication steps and way forward for skills and employability.
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Recognition of Prior Learning Certification for self-learned skills: Good practices, replication steps and way forward
09 October 2018
ILO’s Canadian-funded Bangladesh Skills for Employment and Productivity (B-SEP) project has supported the Bangladesh Technical Education Board (BTEB) to certify 2,500 workers, including migrant workers, through RPL.
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Public-Private Partnerships benefit TVET institutes and industry alike: Good practices, replication steps and way forward
09 October 2018
The ILO's B-SEP project introduced five partnerships between public sector training institutes (i.e. TVET institutions) under the Directorate of Technical Education (DTE) and selected private sector enterprises to test and demonstrate different models of PPP and varied ways to unlock private investments for promoting skills market linked skills development.
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Promoting entrepreneurs to create Green Jobs: Good practices, replication steps and way forward
09 October 2018
The ILO B-SEP project supported altogether 580 Green Entrepreneurs in six occupations – waste collection and segregation, inorganic waste trading, organic fertilizer production, organic food production, mushroom production and eco-tourism to support micro-entrepreneurs in creating Green Jobs through skills and enterprise development training, capital seed money and market linkages.
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Employment Support Services (ESS) and Career Guidance Cells (CGC) for a smooth school-to-work transition: Good practices, replication steps and way forward
09 October 2018
Under the supervision of the B-SEP project, eight Employment Support Service (ESS) units and Career Guidance Cells (CGS) were piloted from 2015-2018. Among the institutes, seven are government run and one is a non-government training institute.
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Apprenticeship programmes to boost productivity and employability: Good practices, replication steps and way forward
09 October 2018
ILO’s Canadian-funded Bangladesh Skills for Employment and Productivity (B-SEP) project has worked with industries and government to strengthen, expand and popularize apprenticeships in the skills system.
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Remediation kit for RMG factories
18 September 2018
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RCC Fact Sheet
18 September 2018
Remediation Coordination Cell for Bangladesh ready-made garment industry
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Access to Remediation Finance
18 September 2018
This document is part of a RCC remediation kit
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Factory Remediation Stage
18 September 2018
This document is part of a RCC remediation kit
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Detailed Assessment Stage
18 September 2018
This document is part of a RCC remediation kit
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Preliminary Assessment Stage
18 September 2018
This document is part of a RCC remediation kit
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Assessment and Remediation Process
18 September 2018
This document is part of a RCC remediation kit