All publications: Namibia
Good Governance through Labour Administration and Labour Inspection – Final Evaluation (Final evaluation summary)
Project: GLO/12/02/NOR - Evaluation Consultant: Amy Jersild
Decent Work in Waste Management:A Baseline Study on the Ward Contractor System in the City of Windhoek
Baseline Report produced in the framework of the ILO initiative “Support towards green economy transition in Namibia by boosting the productivity of SMEs providing waste management services in Windhoek”
Improved livelihoods of empowered Namibian rural communities through cultural tourism (Final Evaluation Summary)
Project NAM/08/51/UND - Donor for this Joint Project is the Millennium Development Goals Achievement Fund Total Budget: US$ 6,000,000; UNESCO: 3,838,493 UN-Habitat: 877,507; UNEP: 353,100; ILO: 930,900
Promoting and application of indigenous peoples' rights: San peoples of Namibia (Final Evaluation Summary)
Project NAM/09/50/SPA - Evaluation consultants Jennifer Hays (primary author) Jacob Kronik (secondary author)
Evaluation of the RBSA support towards achieving the 2010-11 Biennium CPOs on employment in Africa (Outcome 1-3) (RBSA Evaluation Summary)
RBSA Funded Activity - Evaluation Consultant: Mr. Stanley Karuga
Towards the Elimination of the Worst Forms of Child Labour (TECL) Phase II with a Focus on HIV/AIDs: Supporting and Monitoring the...
Project: RAF/08/52/USA Evaluation Consultant: none listed in report
ESS Paper Series (SECSOC)
Fiscal space and the extension of social protection. Lessons learnt from developing countries
This paper focuses on the analysis of experience in creating fiscal space for the extension of social protection. It presents the results of studies conducted in eight developing countries (Bolivia, Botswana, Brazil, Costa Rica, Lesotho, Namibia,...
ESS Paper Series (SECSOC) - ESS 35
The extension of social security and the social responsibility of multinational enterprises
An exploratory study on the relation between the extension of social security and corporate social responsibility of multinational enterprises.
Growth, employment and decent work in Namibia: A situation analysis
Employment Working Paper No. 81
Labour administration and inspection needs assessment
Technical Memorandum: Namibia
At the request of the Permanent Secretary of the Namibian Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare, the ILO sent a technical mission to Namibia to elaborate a technical memorandum with the objective to contribute to strengthening and improving of the...
Informal employment in Namibia 2008
This paper reports on analysis of data from Namibia’s 2008 Labour Force Survey (LFS) so as to describe and compare informal and formal employment in the country. The paper is based on an understanding of informal employment which goes beyond the...
Towards the elimination of the worst forms of child labour (TECL), Phase II with a focus on HIV/AIDS - (Midterm Evaluation Summary)
Project RAF/08/52/USA - Evaluation consultants: Joy Stephens, Trywell Alusopa, Catherine Chinyandura, Elna Hirschfeld
Improved livelihoods of empowered Namibian rural communities through cultural tourism (Midterm Joint Evaluation Summary)
Project NAM/08/51/UND - Evaluation consultant: Roger Maconick
In-depth study on child labour in the agricultural sector in Namibia: a study of Oshikoto, Ohangwena, Caprivi and Kavango
Carries out an in-depth study on child labour in the agricultural sector in the four regions of Namibia namely, Oshikoto, Ohangwena, Caprivi and Kavango. Collects data and makes recommendations on the findings and finds a suitable way to alleviate...
The price of exclusion: Executive Summary of the economic consequences of excluding people with disabilities from the world of work
Employment Working Paper No. 43
The law-growth nexus: A mapping of labour law and MSE development in Sub-Saharan Africa (Final Evaluation Summary)
Project RAF/08/01/NAD - Evaluation consultant: Mr. Simon White
Implementing HIV/AIDS Workplace Policies and Programmes (Final Evaluation Summary)
Project INT/07/09/GTZ - Evaluation consultants: Nelson Kamoga (Lead evaluator)and Yaya Konate (Mali evaluation)
The price of exclusion : the economic consequences of excluding people with disabilities from the world of work
Employment Working Paper No. 43
ESS Paper Series No. 6
Namibia's Universal Pension Scheme: Trends and challenges
Namibia faces a number of challenges in reforming and providing for a comprehensive, affordable and sustainable pension system. At present, only about 6 per cent of the population is over 60. The World Bank estimates that this ratio is expected to...
Working Paper No. 5 - Social economy approaches to mainstreaming HIV/AIDS : the case of the Kasojetua youth group
CoopAFRICA Working Paper No. 5 - with ILO/AIDS, Series on HIV/AIDS impact mitigation in the world of work – responses from the social economy