Publications
November 2021
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Event cards ILO at COP26
02 November 2021
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2021 Virtual Zambia Social Protection Week Summary Report
02 November 2021
The Government of the Republic of Zambia in collaboration with the United Nations in Zambia is, for the fourth time, hosted the Zambia Social Protection Week (ZSPW) under the theme “Responsive Social Protection in a Changing World”. The 2021 Zambia Social Protection Week was a virtual event, that brought together Government, Social Partners, Cooperating Partners, Civil Society Organizations, Social Security institutions, Academia, Faith Based Organizations, Parliamentarians, Media and most importantly the general public to be informed, discuss and contribute to the development of Social Protection in Zambia. This is a short summary that highlights various thematic discussions that took place on various digital platforms.
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2021 Virtual Zambia Social Protection Week Full Report
02 November 2021
The Government of the Republic of Zambia in collaboration with the United Nations in Zambia is, for the fourth time, hosted the Zambia Social Protection Week (ZSPW) under the theme “Responsive Social Protection in a Changing World”. The 2021 Zambia Social Protection Week was a virtual event, that brought together Government, Social Partners, Cooperating Partners, Civil Society Organizations, Social Security institutions, Academia, Faith Based Organizations, Parliamentarians, Media and most importantly the general public to be informed, discuss and contribute to the development of Social Protection in Zambia. This report highlights various thematic discussions that took place on various digital platforms.
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Tanzania SKILLS Newsletter Issue 02
01 November 2021
Download this publication to find out more about ILO and partner skills development stories and updates on the ILO Global Programme on Skills and Lifelong Learning (GPSL3) Tanzania (SKILLS).
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User’s manual to the ILO’s Guidelines for a just transition towards environmentally sustainable economies and societies for all
01 November 2021
Workers’ organizations are not passive bystanders, but agents of change able to develop new pathways to sustainability and to ensure that a transition not only delivers on climate policy objectives but incorporates the broader principles of sustainable development and decent work. This user’s manual was prepared with the objective of encouraging and assisting workers’ organizations to engage in policy discussions at all levels in shaping just transition, including in the implementation of the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) of the Paris Agreement.
October 2021
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Project Brief - All Hands in Kenya: Advancing ILS Through Cooperative Action
29 October 2021
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Zimbabwe Labour Market Diagnostic Analysis
28 October 2021
This report presents the findings of the Zimbabwe Labour Market Diagnostic Analysis (LMDA), which the Government of Zimbabwe conducted through the Ministry of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare, with support from the International Labour Organization (ILO), and its tripartite constituents.
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ILO at a Glance for Malawi
20 October 2021
The ILO and its work in Malawi
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Rapid Labour Force Survey on the Impact of COVID-19 in Tunisia: Fourth Wave
18 October 2021
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Rapid Labour Force Survey on the Impact of COVID-19 in Tunisia: Third Wave
18 October 2021
This document summarises the key findings of the third wave of rapid labour force surveys conducted by ILO and ERF between March 15th and April 16th 2021 in Tunisia to monitor the impact of COVID-19 on households, household enterprises and farmers.
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Rapid Labour Force Survey On the Impact of COVID-19 in Morocco: Third Wave
18 October 2021
This document summarises the key findings of the third wave of rapid labour force surveys conducted by ILO and ERF between March 11th and April 24th 2021 to monitor the impact of COVID-19 on households, household enterprises and farmers in Morocco.
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Decent Work for Domestic Workers
13 October 2021
Every household that employs Domestic Workers must fully understand the rights of Domestic Workers, be a responsible employer and respect Domestic Worker's rights. This booklet provides information to enable the public make better informed decisions related to the employment conditions of the Domestic Workers they employ. The Ministry of Labour and Social Security (MLSS), National Pension Scheme Authority (NAPSA), Workers Compensation Fund Control Board (WCFCB), Zambia Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU), The Unions of Domestic Workers, the Association of Employers of Domestic Workers, with support from the International Labour Organization (ILO) and Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA), have taken lead in this agenda, and embarked on a robust campaign to sensitize the general public on the rights of Domestic Workers and the obligations of employers of Domestic Workers. This is in line with the Government's desire not to leave any one behind, and the ILO convention 189 and recommendation 201.
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Rapid labour force survey of Covid19 impact. Wave 3
01 October 2021
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Regional Report on Jobs and Growth in North Africa 2020
01 October 2021
This report examines the relationship between the pace and pattern of growth and labour market outcomes in North Africa.
September 2021
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The Effects Of Covid-19 On The Micro And Small Enterprises (MSE) In Bulawayo
28 September 2021
The International Labour Organization’s Employment Promotion and Labour Market Governance Programme (EPLMGP) compiled this brief report on the effects of Covid-19 on the micro and small enterprises (MSE) in Bulawayo. The purpose of the report is to document how small and medium sized enterprises (SME) are coping with the advent of Covid-19. The report is based on a snap survey, which entailed engaging in key informant interviews with Bulawayo City Council, selected SME associations and SME representatives.
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Start and Improve Your Business: Development of trainers to support informal economy enterprizes
28 September 2021
This report presents the outcomes and analysis of the International Labour Organization’s Start and Improve Your Business Trainer Development process. The trainer development programme is implemented within the project outcome 2 of the Employment Promotion and Labour Market Governance Programme (2019 - 2020) seeks to facilitate transition to formality in Zimbabwe
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Social Protection Budget Brief – English version
23 September 2021
The Social Protection Budget Brief is a flagship annual publication produced by the ILO and UNICEF since 2013 to provide key information about fiscal space for social protection in Mozambique, including budgetary trends, budget sources, expenditure by programme, performance levels, challenges identified and recommendations to overcome financial gaps.
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Rapid Skills Assessment Nine Country
23 September 2021
Comparative Study
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Skilling and reskilling work during Covid-19
23 September 2021
Inforgraphics - South Africa
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Rapid Assessment of Skilling and Reskilling needs arising from the effects of COVID-19
23 September 2021
South Africa