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2011
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Social protection floor for a fair and inclusive globalization: executive summary
15 December 2011
This report shows how social protection can play a pivotal role in relieving people of the fear of poverty and deprivation, delivering on the promises of the universal Declaration of Human Rights. The extension of social protection, drawing on basic social floors, is a missing piece in a fairer and inclusive globalization.
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Overview of major social security legislation
15 December 2011
The provision of social security for various sectors and categories of the population, and the types of benefits offered, are governed by various laws, government regulations and ministerial regulations and decrees. The major legislation is described here.
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Social protection assessment-based national dialogue in Indonesia
15 December 2011
The Social Protection Floor (SPF) is a basic set of rights and transfers that enables and empowers all members of a society to access a minimum of goods and services at all times.
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Factsheet on access to health care benefit for people living with HIV in Indonesia
01 December 2011
People living with HIV (PLHIV) in Indonesia are often employed by micro and small businesses in the informal economy and depend on these to sustain themselves and their families. As a result, they are not protected by social security system and lack of access to proper health care and benefit.
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Building a future with decent work: the historic year for the ILO and Indonesia
25 November 2011
ILO Special Edition on 100th Session of the International Labour Conference
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Reducing Poverty and Building Peace for a better Maluku
21 November 2011
Special edition on ILO/UNIDO Pelagandong Project
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Financial education for families: trainer’s manual
01 November 2011
This Financial Education training manual is based on a 2006 adaptation for families of working children in Cambodia by two ILO projects: Women’s Entrepreneurship Development and Gender Equality (WEDGE) and the Time Bound Programme on the Elimination of the Worst Forms of Child Labour (IPEC). The original materials were developed by the Financial Education for the Poor Project, supported by Microfinance Opportunities, Citigroup and Freedom from Hunger. This edition was further adapted in 2011 to represent the context of Indonesia.
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Factsheet on labour inspection in Indonesia
01 November 2011
Factsheet on labour inspection in Indonesia and the role and support of the ILO in strengthening labour inspection services.
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Employment trends in Indonesia over 1996-2009: Casualization of the labour market during an era of crises, reforms and recovery
27 October 2011
Employment Working Paper No. 99
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Good case practices on inclusion of persons with disabilities in Indonesia: opening opportunities towards decent work, July, 2011, Jakarta, Indonesia
10 October 2011
The following case studies were prepared for an Indonesian National Multistakeholder Workshop on, which took place July 25-26, 2011 in Jakarta and can obviously contribute to the existing database of the ILO Global Business and Disability Network.
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Multi-stakeholders Workshop on People with Disabilities in Indonesia: Access to Employment and Justice ; 25-26 July, 2011, Jakarta, Indonesia
10 October 2011
The workshop was jointly organised by the ILO, AusAID, MoMT/KEMENAKERTRANS), MoNDP/BAPPENAS), MoSA-KEMENSOS, in organization of the workshop. The workshop was funded by ILO EAST project and AusAID.
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10 Learning conversations on entrepreneurship in Tanah Papua
05 October 2011
In line with the Government of Indonesia’s priorities, and with the principles of C169, this publication provide a framework to engage Papuan entrepreneurs in a dialogue to tackle social and cultural issues related to entrepreneurship.
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Business environment for young entrepreneurs in Indonesia
05 October 2011
This survey constitutes the first comprehensive business climate survey of Young Entrepreneurs by the ILO. The objective of this survey is to assist policy makers and stakeholders to improve business conditions for YEs through a better understanding of their characteristics and the identification of specific obstacles that impede their businesses.
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Mitigating the impact of a flu pandemic to workplaces, preparing business in time of crisis
01 October 2011
ILO Jakarta special edition on avian flu and the workplace and business preparedness in times of pandemic
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TVET centres in Indonesia: pathway to revitalization
30 September 2011
ILO support to the Ministry of Manpower & Transmigration programme to strengthen the BLK system in Indonesia.
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Children belong in school
30 September 2011
A self-learning guide for junior high school teachers committed to keeping children in school and out of child labour.
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Tales of survival: migrant domestic workers’ stories in their own words
24 September 2011
These are the stories of Indonesian migrant domestic workers and their families whose realities turn out to be far removed from their dreams. Their stories have became familiar to us through TV screens and newspaper headlines over the last few years. But in spite of the hardships and unbearable suffering they have endured, they refuse to be defeated, and they continue to speak out publicly for the sake of saving other migrant domestic workers from the same fate.
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Facts on disability and child labour - a fact sheet
21 September 2011
Few studies have explored the linkages between disability and child labour. Common wisdom, rather than empirical evidence, tends to shape policymakers’ views on the subject. This fact sheet is an attempt to summarize the data available, and provide an overview of the subject both from a global perspective and in the context of Indonesia in particular.
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Child labour and education in Papuan communities - policy brief
21 September 2011
Child labour cases in Papua are the second highest in Indonesia, according to the 2008 Very Poor Household Survey (Survey RTSM) conducted by Indonesia’s Ministry of Social Affairs (MoSA). A total of 130,000 child labourers were said to be registered in Papua (75,000 boys and 55,000 girls), of whom 80,000 were 15 years old or younger.
