Publications on Employment intensive investment (Employment intensive investment)

The ILO and its constituents have made significant progress in developing national employment policies (NEPs). However, unless appropriate institutional arrangements can be put in place to ensure their timely and effective implementation, even sound policies may not produce the desired results. To respond to the increasing requests from its constituents for assistance in NEP implementation, the ILO launched a research project on “a comparative analysis of employment policy implementation mechanisms in selected countries”. Case studies2 and a synthesis report were published in the form of working papers. This research brief presents the synthesis: it defines NEP implementation mechanisms by three pillars – coordination structure, accountability system and support system – and examines the similarities and differences in selected countries.

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Publications on Employment intensive investment

Getting back to work: A study of the social impacts of Kinofelis Development

Towards a stronger Kinofelis: Recommendations for the strengthening of future phases

Kinofelis Programme Implementation Manual: Annexes

Kinofelis Programme Implementation Manual

Lessons from Kinofelis, the Greek public employment programme

Creating jobs through public investment

Mainstreaming green job issues into national employment policies and implementation plans: A review

Gender in Employment and Labour Market Policies and Programmes: What Works for Women?

Gender in employment policies and programmes: What works for women?

Employment policy implementation mechanisms across countries