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This section provides access to ILO publications in Asia and the Pacific region on employment.
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Asian
experience on growth, employment and poverty: an overview with special
reference to the findings of some recent case studies by UNDP Regional Centre in Colombo and ILO Colombo : UNDP Regional Centre in Colombo and ILO, 2007 45 p. Read Online - (1,570 KB) - PDF |
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ILO
policy brief on youth employment in Cambodia by ILO Sub Regional Office for East Asia Bangkok: ILO, 2007 12 p.
English version
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Informal
economy, poverty and employment in Cambodia, Mongolia, Thailand: good
practices and lessons learned: final report Bangkok: ILO, 2007 72 p. Read Online - (2,120 KB) - PDF |
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Labour and social trends in ASEAN 2007: integration, challenges and
opportunities Bangkok: ILO Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific, 2007 v, 107 p. ISBN 978-92-2-119838-3 (print version) ISBN 978-92-2-119839-0 (web version) Read Online - (512 KB) - PDF |
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List
of published reports, studies and tools produced by the Informal
Economy, Poverty and Employment Project Bangkok: ILO, 2007 14 p. Read Online - (323 KB) - PDF |
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Promoting
employment in Cambodia: analysis and options by Elizabeth Morris Bangkok: ILO, 2007 xxiii, 155 p. Read Online - (950 KB) - PDF |
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Thailand
labour market indicators 1990-2004 Bangkok: ILO, 2007 vii, 99 p. Read Online - (1,145 KB) - PDF |
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Decent
work for women and men in the informal economy: profile and good
practices in Cambodia by International Labour Office, Economic Institute of Cambodia (EIC), and United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM) Cambodia Bangkok: ILO, 2006 95 p.
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Decent
work in the informal economy in Cambodia: a literature review by Economic Institute of Cambodia (EIC) Bangkok: ILO, 2006 52 p. (Informal economy, poverty and employment: Cambodia series; no.2) English version
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Easing
the barriers to formality: registration procedures for microenterprises
and handicraft exports in Cambodia by Artisans' Association of Cambodia Bangkok: ILO, 2006 92 p. (Informal economy, poverty and employment: Cambodia series no.3) ISBN 92-2-118986-4 and 978-92-2-118986-X (print version) ISBN 92-2-118987-2 and 978-92-2-118987-9 (web version) Read Online - (489 KB) - PDF |
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Easing
the barriers to formality: regulatory framework affecting Mongolian
micro and small businesses by Tsetsen Dashtseren Bangkok: ILO, 2006 56 p. (Informal economy, poverty and employment: Mongolia series no.3) ISBN 92-2-119116-8 and 978-92-2-119116-2 (print version) ISBN 92-2-119117-6 and 978-92-2-119117-9 (web version) Read Online - (1,630 KB) - PDF |
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Extending
labour law to all workers: promoting decent work in the informal economy
in Cambodia, Thailand and Mongolia by David Tajgman, editor Bangkok: ILO, 2006 153 p. (Informal economy, poverty and employment: Cambodia, Mongolia, Thailand) ISBN 92-2-118625-3 and 978-92-2-118625-0 (print version) ISBN 92-2-118626-1 and 978-92-2-118626-7 (web version) Read Online - (2,031 KB) - PDF |
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Fighting
poverty from the street: a survey of street food vendors in Bankok by Narumol Nirathron Bangkok: ILO, 2006 83 p. (Informal economy, poverty and employment: Thailand series; no.1) ISBN 92-2-118736-5 and 978-92-2-118736-3 (print version) ISBN 92-2-118737-3 and 978-92-2-118737-0 (web version) Read Online - (1,234 KB) - PDF |
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Handbook
on decent work in the informal economy in Cambodia by Economic Institute of Cambodia Bangkok: ILO, 2006 32 p. (Informal economy, poverty and employment: Cambodia series; no.1) English version
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Handicraft
sector design and business development manual: a step by step guide by Bronwyn Blue Phnom Penh: ILO, 2006 167 p. ISBN 92-2-119164-8 and 978-92-2-119164-3 (print version) ISBN 92-2-119165-6 and 978-92-2-119165-0 (web version) Read Online - (1,910 KB) - PDF |
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The
informal economy, poverty and employment: an integrated approach - an
independent evaluation by Mei Zegers [Bangkok]: ILO, 2006 83 p. Read Online - (423 KB) - PDF |
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Informal
economy, poverty and employment in Cambodia, Mongolia, Thailand: the
first eighteen month: a progress review Bangkok: ILO, 2006. Read Online - (905 KB) - PDF |
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Informal
gold mining in Mongolia: a baseline survey report covering Bornuur and
Zaamar Soums, Tuv Aimag by T. Navch, Ts. Bolormaa, B. Enkhtsetseg, D. Khurelmaa, B. Munkhjargal Bangkok: ILO, 2006 112 p. (Informal economy, poverty and employment: Mongolia series; no.1) ISBN 92-2-117426-3 and 978-92-2-117426-4 (print version) Read Online - (2,605 KB) - PDF |
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Labour and social trends in Asia and the Pacific 2006: progress towards
decent work Bangkok: ILO Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific, 2006 vii, 115 p. ISBN 92-2-119039-0 & 978-92-2-119039-4 (print version) ISBN 92-2-119040-4 & 978-92-2-119040-0 (web version) Read Online - (616 KB) - PDF |
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Linking
farmers to growing markets: excerpts from a field officer's journal in
Siem Reap, Cambodia by William J. Dalton Bangkok : ILO, 2006 64 p. (Informal economy, poverty and employment: Cambodia series; no.5) ISBN 92-2-119286-5 and 978-92-2-119286-2 (print version) ISBN 92-2-119287-3 and 978-92-2-119287-9 (web version) Read Online - (2,190 KB) - PDF |
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On
the borders of legality: a review of studies on street vending in Phnom
Penh, Cambodia by Kyoko Kusakabe Bangkok: ILO, 2006 34 p. (Informal economy, poverty and employment: Cambodia series; no.4) ISBN 92-2-119116-8 and 978-92-2-119116-2 (print version) ISBN 92-2-119117-6 and 978-92-2-119117-9 (web version) Read Online - (1,049 KB) - PDF |
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Policy
issues on street vending: an overview of studies in Thailand, Cambodia
and Mongolia by Kyoko Kusakabe Bangkok: ILO, 2006 38 p. (Informal economy, poverty and employment: Cambodia, Mongolia, Thailand) ISBN 92-2-119166-4 and 978-92-2-119166-7 (print version) ISBN 92-2-119167-2 and 978-92-2-119167-4 (web version) Read Online - (1,436 KB) - PDF |
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Reconciling
work and family: issues and policies in Thailand by Kyoko Kusakabe Bangkok: ILO, 2006 xix, 81 p. ISBN 92-2-818423-X and 978-92-2-818423-5 (print version) ISBN 92-2 818424-8 and 978-92-2-818424-2 (web version) Read Online - (925 KB) - PDF |
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TERRAVIVA:
informal economy street vending in Asia by Interpress Service Asia Pacific (for the ILO Theme Seminars on the Informal Economy: Labour Protection and Street Vending, Bangkok / Chiangmai, Thailand, 8 to 11 May 2006 Bangkok: Interpress Service Asia Pacific, 2006 16 p. Read Online - (721 KB) - PDF |
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Training
manual: trade union and organizing in the informal economy (In Thai) by Dave Spooner, Crystal Dicks, Raghwan, Jarinporn Niyom, Bundit Thanachaisetawut and Tura Pajchimvej Bangkok: ILO, 2006 110 p. ISBN 92-2-819105-8 and 978-92-2-819105-9 (print version) ISBN 92-2-819106-6 and 978-92-2-819106-6 (web version) Read Online - (1,001 KB) - PDF |
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Lao
labour market indicators 2001-2003 by Bounkham Syhalad ... [et al.] Bangkok: ILO Sub-regional Office for East Asia, 2005 23 p. ISBN 92-2-118093-X (print version) ISBN 92-2-118094-8 (web version) ISBN 92-2-118095-6 (CD-ROM version) Read Online - (503 KB) -PDF |
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Working
out of disaster: improving employment and livelihood in countries
affected by the Tsunami Bangkok: ILO Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific, 2005 viii, 87 p. ISBN 92-2-117766-1 (print version) ISBN 92-2-117767-X (web version) ISBN 92-2-117768-8 (CD-ROM version) Read Online - (5,479 KB) |
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Labour and social trends in Asia and the Pacific 2005 Bangkok: ILO Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific, 2005 vii, 74 p. ISBN 92-2-117711-4 (print version) ISBN 92-2-117712-2 (web version) Read Online - (617 KB) - PDF |
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Promoting employment opportunities in rural Mongolia by Elizabeth Morris and Ole Bruun Bangkok: ILO Sub-regional Office for East Asia, 2005 xxiv, 200 p. ISBN 92-2-116593-0 (print version) ISBN 92-2-116594-9 (web version) Read Online - (1,067 KB) - PDF |
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Decent
work and the informal economy International Labour Conference (90th Session : 2002 : Geneva, Switzerland), Report VI Bangkok: ILO, 2003 x, 161 p. ISBN 92-2-815106-4 (In Thai) Read Online - (1,914 KB) - PDF Describes the informal economy and highlights its decent work deficit. Proposes an integrated strategy to address underlying causes of informality and to promote decent work in all sectors of the economy, from formal to informal. |
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Decent
work in agriculture in Asia: report of Asian Regional Workshop,
18th-21st August 2003, Bangkok edited by D.P.A. Naidu and A. Navamukundan Bangkok: ILO, 2003 737 p. ISBN 92-2-115218-9 Read Online - HTM |
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ILO/ASEAN
Trade Union Council (ATUC) Seminar on "Employment Dimension of
ASEAN's Economic Integration", Bangkok, Thailand - 1 to 3 October
2002: report of proceedings Bangkok: ILO, 2002 viii, 78 p. ISBN 92-2-113523-3 Examines the potential impact on employment of the full implementation of the ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA) in 2010. Comprises seminar discussions and a background paper. |
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Impact
of the economic crisis on homeworkers in Thailand by HomeNet Thailand with the support of International Labour Office, Bangkok Area Office and East Asia Multidisciplinary Advisory Team Bangkok: ILO, 2002 viii, 142 p. ISBN 974-7060-41-8 Describes the changing conditions and problems faced by homeworkers in two industries, the artificial flower and ready-made garment industries. Briefly reviews the early 1990s and then focuses on the years 1997-2001, which are the critical years of the financial crisis in Thailand, and its aftermath. |
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Report
on the ILO/Japan Tripartite Regional Meeting on Youth Employment in Asia
and the Pacific, Bangkok, Thailand, 27 February - 1 March 2002 Bangkok: ILO, 2002 v, 93 p. Read Online - (1,414 KB) - PDF |
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ILO/Asean
trade Union Council (ATUC) Seminar on "Trade Unions and the Asean
Free Trade Area", Bangkok, Thailand - 9 to 11 October 2001: report
of proceedings Bangkok: ILO, 2001 viii, 38 p. ISBN 92-2-112774-5 |
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The
informal sector in Mongolia by Elizabeth Morris Bangkok: ILO, 2001 xiii, 133 p. ISBN 92-2-112689-7 Read Online - (748 KB) - PDF Updates and extends earlier research on the informal sector in Mongolia and draws on the experience and expertise of the ILO in conducting research and identifying policies for the informal sector. |
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Report
of the Director-General: decent work in Asia: ILO activities in the
region Bangkok: ILO, 2001 v, 134 p. ISBN 92-2-112586-6 Read Online - HTM Presents an overview on ILO activities in Asia, Pacific and Arab countries, in each of the four dimensions of the decent work agenda : fundamental principles and rights at work, employment, social protection and social dialogue. |
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Report
of the Director-General: decent work in Asia: ILO activities in the
region, Annex: list of ILO activities in the Asian region 1997-2000 Bangkok: ILO, 2001 v, 134 p. ISBN 92-2-112586-6 Read Online - (1,694 KB) - PDF Lists ILO activities by country, then by subject area and year. |
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Decent
work for all: targeting full employment in Thailand Bangkok: ILO, 2000 xiv, 124 p. Presents a timely examination of the issues and challenges in tackling the employment situation in Thailand. |
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growth, employment and training in Mongolia Bangkok: ILO, 2000 72, xiii p. |
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Report
and conclusions: ILO Asia Pacific Regional Trade Union Symposium on
Migrant Workers, 6-8 December 1999, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia by Raghwan and Michael Sebastian Geneva: ILO Bureau for Workers Activities, 2000 ii, 195 p. ISBN 92-2-112320-0 Reviews trends in labour migration in the 1990s, role of international labour standards, role of trade unions, trafficking of children and women, and includes twelve country reports. Makes recommendations as to the role of governments and trade unions, and the response of the ILO in order to better protect migrant workers and their families. |
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Employment
services: an introduction guide by Robert Heron Bangkok: ILO, 1999 vi, 43 p. ISBN 92-2-112013-9 Provides an introduction to the functions and operations of public employment services, identifies the main features of an effective service, and introduces issues of concern for their future development. |
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