Publications
The ILO publishes a wide range of books, reports, working papers, training manuals, CD-ROMs, videos and flash movies, relevant to Indonesia and Timor-Leste. Some of these can be downloaded directly. Others can be requested or purchased in hard copy from the ILO Library in Jakarta.
2010
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Extending social security coverage to informal economy workers: way forward
07 July 2010
In line with the objective of the government to achieve universal coverage of social security for all, it is important to mapping out what the initiatives that have been undertaken by the government and other stakeholders in particular for the informal economy workers, what are the challenges and the way forward needs to be done in extending and implementing social security coverage to the informal economy workers.
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Socialization and training module for the prevention and withdrawal of child domestic workers (in Bahasa Indonesia)
30 June 2010
This training manual of CDW is expected to be utilized by various parties that directly or indirectly related to the handling of child domestic workers. For example, institutions implementing the training in the delivery area, transit or in the receiving area.
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Skills for green jobs in Indonesia
25 June 2010
Background country study
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SCORE Indonesia launches social marketing campaign: Press release
16 June 2010
Sustaining Competitive and Responsible Enterprises
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Report of the Workshop on Employment Diagnostic Analysis, Kupang, NTT 18-20 January 2011
01 June 2010
Following a request for cooperation in the field of employment analysis and employment planning from the Governor of Nusa Tenggara Timur (NTT), a workshop on employment diagnostic analysis focusing on NTT was jointly organized by the ILO and BAPPEDA NTT in Kupang, January 18-20.
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Conceptual and methodological guide to employment diagnostic analysis
01 June 2010
Draft
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Effectiveness, efficiency and impact of Indonesia’s apprenticeship programme
20 May 2010
Depicts the apprenticeship situation in Indonesia and provides recommendations for improvement. It can serve as a tool for policy makers involved in labor market planning with several ministries. It could also prove very useful to the coordinators of the Indonesia Youth Employment Network (IYEN), which focuses strongly on apprenticeships.
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Roadmap for achieving the elimination of the worst forms of child labour by 2016
11 May 2010
Outcome document The Hague Global Child Labour Conference 2010 towards a world without child labour mapping the road to 2016
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Management of rural roads in Indonesia using a participatory model: technical guidelines for supervisors (last part)
20 April 2010
This manual was produced with funding from the ILO Job Opportunities for Youth Project (JOY), following a request from the Public Works Department Malang Regency to provide guidelines to supervisors involved in rural roads development under the Government and Community Partnership Program in Malang Regency.
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Management of rural roads in Indonesia using a participatory model: technical guidelines for supervisors (first part)
20 April 2010
This manual was produced with funding from the ILO Job Opportunities for Youth Project (JOY), following a request from the Public Works Department Malang Regency to provide guidelines to supervisors involved in rural roads development under the Government and Community Partnership Program in Malang Regency.
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Labour conditions in forestry in Indonesia
15 April 2010
What are the current working conditions of forestry workers in Indonesia, how safe is their environment, how well are their children protected, how fairly are they treated, what could be done to be better prepared for the future?
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Recognizing domestic work as work - special edition, April 2010
15 April 2010
This special edition highlights the ILO Jakarta’s work through its project on Combating Forced Labour and Trafficking in Indonesian Migrant Workers in providing better protection and recognition to domestic workers, with a focus on Indonesian domestic workers.
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ILO Jakarta newsletter, April 2010
15 April 2010
Illustrates the broad range of programmes and activities of the ILO in Indonesia, many of which are directly relevant to the national social and economic goals of the new Government.
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Child labour – an information kit for teachers, educators and their organizations (in Bahasa Indonesia)
09 March 2010
This Indonesian version is the result of adaptations made by PGRI and other trade unions so that it can be more easily used in the context of Indonesia.
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Handbook 3: Working to keep district road carriageways in good condition
28 February 2010
Lays out the whole routine maintenance process from estimating, budgeting, planning, agreement preparation and signing, implementation, inspection through to the final payment and includes the training programme for the Community Routine Maintenance Team (CRMT).
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Handbook 2 – Working to keep District roads in good condition
28 February 2010
Lays out the whole routine maintenance process from estimating, budgeting, planning, agreement preparation and signing, implementation, inspection through to the final payment and includes the training programme for the Community Routine Maintenance Team (CRMT).
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Handbook 1 – Planning and implementing routine maintenance on district roads
28 February 2010
Lays out the whole routine maintenance process from estimating, budgeting, planning, agreement preparation and signing, implementation, inspection through to the final payment and includes the training programme for the Community Routine Maintenance Team (CRMT).
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Trainer’s guide for the use of district trainers in training district public works staff in management and implementation of routine maintenance on district roads
28 February 2010
This Guide is designed to support the district trainers in the training of the district road staff and the community routine maintenance teams to manage their own routine maintenance of roads.
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Embracing child labour to learn: self study manual for teachers/tutors (in Bahasa Indonesia)
22 February 2010
Help professionals and practitioners in dealing with the special needs of children who have no school or potential school dropout with an emphasis on child workers, of course, to encourage them to stay in school or go back to school and completed secondary education.
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Working children in Indonesia 2009
11 February 2010
The 2009 Indonesia Child Labour Survey (ICLS) was a sub-sample of and integrated in the 2009 National Labour Force Survey, or Sakernas.