All publications: Uganda
Rapid assessment survey on children working in the telecommunications industry in Uganda
Child labour wages and productivity: Results from demand-side surveys
A new study from the ILO sets out to explore the possibility that, in some contexts at least, employers may actually have an economic incentive to hire children rather than adults. Demand side research on child labour is relatively underdeveloped...
Link and learn : progress assessment of the approach adopted to promoting the inclusion of women entrepreneurs with disabilities into the...
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Enhancing social protection to alleviate HIV/AIDS induced child labour: Experiences from Uganda (Paper 11)
Given the previous research done in the ILO-IPEC HIV/AIDS and child labour series, and based on experiences in Uganda, this study addresses the challenge of providing social protection to mitigate the phenomenon of HIV/AIDS induced child labour.
Workers' Education Programme on Social Dialogue and Social Dialogue and Youth Employment a Joint Evaluation (Final Evaluation Summary)
Workplace Education Programme on Social Dialogue and Youth Employment (Final Evaluation Summary)
Project INT/04/09/NOR
HIV/AIDS workplace policies and programmes GTZ/ILO Partnership (Final Evaluation Summary)
Project INT/02/45/GTZ
Prevention and Reintegration of Children Involved in Armed Conflict: An Inter-Regional Programme (Mid Term Evaluation Summary)
Project INT/03/52/USA
Combating and preventing HIV/AIDS induced child labour in Sub-Saharan Africa – Pilot action in Uganda and Zambia (Mid Term Evaluation...
Project RAF/04/57/USA
Rapid assessment report on trafficking of children into worst forms of child labour, including child soldiers in Uganda
Subtitle: astudy conducted in the districts of Busia, Pader, Kalangala Masaka and Kampala as part of IPEC TBP preparatory activities.The rapid assessment was undertaken to collect data on child trafficking in Uganda with ultimate goal of designing...
Enhancing social protection to alleviate HIV/AIDS induced child labour: Experiences from Uganda. Paper No. 11
The objectives of this paper are to define social protection and its purpose in the context of HIV/AIDS and Child Labour. Using experiences from Uganda, this paper presents a strategy for integrating and mainstreaming social protection into action...
Knowledge, attitudes and practices (KAP) on child labour and HIV/AIDS in Uganda: Survey report
This survey undertaken to enable IPEC-Uganda and partners to develop appropriate interventions in Kampala, Mukono, Mbale and Rakai to the eliminate of child labour and in particular HIV and AIDS-induced child labour. It provides data and...
Child labour, tobacco and AIDS
This study aims at providing an insight into the different facets of child labour in tobacco growing areas in Malawi, Uganda and Tanzania. It is a first attempt at looking into the issue, but it is by no mean exhaustive and a lot remains to be done...