01 May 2013
Project SAF/10/02/MUL
01 May 2013
This synthesis review examines a range of ILO project and programme evaluations, as well as evidence-based studies from external institutions, to highlight successful interventions and identify challenges in the promotion of social dialogue in the workplace. The study demonstrates that the ILO is a leader in ground-breaking and innovative interventions in social dialogue. Based on the findings of the review, the authors conclude with some recommendations on sustaining the successes achieved thus far, as well as suggestions for addressing the challenges and improvements still to be tackled. [Spanish and French summaries are available]
27 March 2013
Projects: CMB/11/50/USA; CMB/12/02/USA; CMB/00/51/CMB; CMB/00/52/CMB; CMB/05/04/CMB; CMB/05/50/USA;CMB/06/02/IDA; CMB/08/01/NZE; CMB/09/03/UND; GLO/08/52/NET; CMB/06/03/MUL; CMB/10/50/MUL
20 February 2013
Project PHI/08/50/UND
07 February 2013
Project RAS/11/57/JPN
04 February 2013
Project RAS/10/01/AUS
31 January 2013
Project NAM/09/50/SPA
24 January 2013
Project PAL/09/50/UND
27 December 2012
Project SIL/10/01/OUF
19 December 2012
Projects MOZ/08/02/FLA and MOZ/09/01/FLA
18 December 2012
Project TUR/09/50/UND
12 December 2012
RBSA Funded Activity
11 December 2012
Project KEN/12/01/JPN
11 December 2012
Project SUD/08/50/UND
17 November 2012
Project CMB/09/04/SPA
01 November 2012
The purpose of this evaluation is to assess the ILO’s strategy for achieving a sector-specific approach to decent work as outlined in the 2010–2015 ILO Strategic Policy Framework. The point of departure for the evaluation was the strategy as described in the 2010–11 and 2012–13 Programme and Budget (P&B) and reiterated in the Outcome-based Workplan (OBW), taking into account the evolution of ILO strategy from the 2006–2007 and the 2008–09 biennia until 2012.
01 November 2012
The case studies are on Collective Bargaining and Dispute Resolution in the Public Service; and the Decent Work Pilot Programme in Morocco
31 October 2012
The independent evaluation is based on an initial scoping exercise to identify key issues, followed by a thorough desk review of research, reports and programme documentation, a portfolio review organized by country, and interviews with ILO staff, constituents and United Nations (UN) system colleagues. Four country missions and two desk case studies were undertaken. Case studies are contained in Volume 2 (forthcoming)