Publications

The ILO conducts research a range of issues in the ever changing world of work such as Employment, Labour Issues and Labour Law, Child Labour, Social Protection, Occupational Safety and Health, Gender Issues and Women at Work, Management and Training and Labour Statistics and publishes the results in the form of timely and authoritative publications, reports, training manuals, CD-ROMs, videos and e-books. ILO research contributes to enhancing public awareness on these issues.

ILO Dar es Salaam Publications

• ILO Activities in Kenya Somalia, Tanzania and Uganda from January 2006 to December 2007 - (pdf file, 9Mb)
  ISBN 978-92-2-120825-9 (print)
  978-92-2-120848-8 (web pdf)
• Rapid assessment report in trafficking of children into worst forms of child labour, including child soldiers in Uganda
  A study conducted in the districts of Busia, Pader, Kalangala Masaka and Kampala as part of IPEC TBP Preparatory activities
  Elaborated by Rogers Kasirye, ISBN 978-92-2-120025-3 (Print)
  ISBN 978-92-2-120026-0 (Web PDF)
  
  The rapid assessment was undertaken to collect data on child trafficking in Uganda with ultimate goal of designing interventions and policies for addressing child trafficking. The rapid assessment was a cross-sectional study undertaken in 5 districts of Kalangala, Masaka, Kampala, Busia and Pader. The study unravelled a number of factors fuelling child trafficking and recruitment of children into soldiering, methods of recruitment and hazards the children meet.
• Gender mainstreaming - (pdf file, 2Mb)
  ISBN 978-92-2-915714-7
  978-92-2-915715-5 (Web PDF)
• Training Manual on Child Labour and HIV/AIDS
  A publication under the ILO-IPEC project
  Combating and preventing HIV/AIDS-induced child labour in Sub Saharan Africa
  A pilot action in Uganda and Zambia.
  ISBN 92-2-119008-0 & 978-92-2-119008-0 (Print)
  ISBN 92-2-119009-9 & 978-92-2-119009-7 (Web pdf)
• Educational perspectives on the impact of the HIV/AIDS pandemic on child labour in Uganda - Paper no. 10 - (pdf file, 6Mb)
  ILO/IPEC, Working Paper No. 10 (2004/05)
• Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices on Child Labour and HIV/AIDS in Uganda - A survey report
  A study conducted in the districts of Busia, Pader, Kalangala Masaka and Kampala as part of IPEC TBP Preparatory activities
  Firminus Mugumya, Department of Social Work & Social Administration
  Makerere University, P. O. Box 7062, Kampala.
  
  This survey on Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices on HIV/AIDS and Child Labour in Uganda was commissioned by ILO/IPEC Uganda. The overall aim of the survey was to enable ILO/IPEC Uganda and partners to develop appropriate interventions within Kampala, Mukono, Mbale and Rakai with the view of contributing to the elimination of child labour in society and in particular HIV/AIDS induced child labour. The intent was to generate data and suggestions on appropriate approaches based on the study findings to deal with the causes and socio-economic effects of HIV/AIDS and child labour as well as provide baseline information that would enable follow-up, monitoring and evaluation of the project.
• A Special Module on HIV, AIDS and Child Labour: Supporting Children’s Rights through Education, the Arts and the Media - (pdf file, 4Mb)

• Confronting Economic Insecurity in Africa 2004
• Utandawazi Wenye Haki (Kujenga Fursa Kwa Wote) 2005
• Usalama na Afya katika migodi midogo iliyo sehemu ya juu ya ardhi
• Safety & Health in Small-scale surface mines 2004 (ISBN 91-2-112475-4)
• Start and Improve your waste collection service 2005
• Employment Creation in Municipal Service Delivery - Improving living conditions and providing jobs for the poor - Report on the Intergrated Solid waste Management with an entrepreneurship perspective 2005
• Strengthening labour Relations in East Africa - A training manual on labour inspection 2004
• Strengthening labour Relations in East Africa - Subregional tripartite Training of trainers workshop 2004
• Strengthening labour Relations in East Africa - a training manual on conciliation and mediation
• Strengthening labour Relations in East Africa - A training manual on ILO Fundamental Standards and Principles of Freedom of Association
• Strengthening labour Relations in East Africa - ILO/SLAREA Sub-Regional Workshop on ILO Conventions No. 87 and 98 (Report of the Meeting) 2004
• Strengthening labour Relations in East Africa - A Training Manual on Labour Laws and Reform 2004
• Strengthening labour Relations in East Africa - A Training Manual for Trade Union Organisers - 2004
• Gender Mainstreaming Tools for Government, Employers' and Workers Organisations in Tanzania 2004
• Strengthening labour Relations in East Africa - ILO/SLAREA Launching Ceremony and Tripartite Summit of Strengthening Labour Relations in East Africa(Report of the Meeting) 2004
• Strengthening labour Relations in East Africa - A Training Manual on Collective Bargaining 2004
• Strengthening labour Relations in East Africa - A Modernized Curriculum for the Labour Studies Programme for the National Social Welfare Training Institute (NSWTI) in Tanzania 2004
• A Guide for Training women Economic Groups - Project for Promoting the Linkages between women's Employment and the Reduction of Child Labour 2003
• Azimio la Utatu kuhusu Kanuni za Makampuni ya Biashara ya Kimataifa na sera ya kijamii (Tripartite declaration of Principles concerning multinational enterprises and social policy) 2003
• Informal Sector Roadmap Study for Tanzania 2004
• Guidelines on Occupational Safety and Health Management System (Kiswahili version) 2005
• Mwongozo wa Shirika la Kazi Duniani na Shirika la Afya Duniani kuhusu huduma za Afya na VVU/UKIMWI 2005 (Joint ILO/WHO guidelines on health services and HIV/AIDS 2005)
• Emerging Good practices on Action to Combat Child Domestic labour in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia 2006
• Kitabu cha Mafunzo cha vyama vya Ushirika wa kuweka na kukopa vinavyozingatia mahitaji ya jinsia katika Uchumi usio rasmi na vijijini, Tanzania (SACCOS Training Guide) 2006
• Key Gender, Poverty and Employment Dimensions of Agricultural and Rural Development in Uganda: A case study of Bushenyi and Mpigi Districts 2005 Background, Major Achievements and list of Reports