All publications: Pakistan

Establishing a gender sensitive career counseling CHOICES helping women make better career reducing disparities in employment through...

This manual explores the role of effective career counselling in enhancing women’s employment and is a formal career counselling reference manual for introducing gender sensitivity for specialized and effective career counselling.

Gender disparities in youth employment

This study looks at the barriers and disparities in accessing and availing the employment programs by the youth, especially female youth and to draft policy recommendations to remove the barriers and enhance the labour force participation of the...

Searching for the invisibles workers: A statistical study of home based workers in Pakistan

This study quantifies the trends in the population of HBWs in Pakistan, by urban/rural, province and gender, and also analyzes the last 10 year socio-economic-demographic profile of HBWs, generated from the past Labour Force Surveys. In addition,...

Situation analysis of the residential facilities for Pakistani working women at/near their workplaces

This study presents an in-depth and systematic assessment of the need for adequate and safe residential facilities for working women, especially those who work away from their homes, so as to improve the working conditions for Pakistani women and...

Pakistan Earthquake: Child Labour Response- Final Evaluation (2011)

This is the report of the independent final evaluation of the ILO-IPEC “Pakistan Earthquake Child Labour Response Project”- PECLRP developed post the October 2005 earthquake that hit Northwestern Pakistan and Azad Jammu and Kashmir AJK regions.

Pakistan Earthquake: Child Labour Response (Final Evaluation Summary)

Project: PAK/06/50/USA Evaluation Consultants: Farwa Zafar and Syed Muhammad Ali

Report

Mapping of Child Labour in flood affected districts in Thatta, Pakistan

Based on qualitative research methods, the study provides first-hand information about child labour in different sectors and the drivers of child labour in the after math of the floods of 2010.

Report

Mapping of child labour in flood affected districts in Muzaffargarh, Pakistan

The study provides first-hand information about child labour in different sectors and the drivers of child labour in the after math of the floods of 2010.

Report on experience sharing and advocacy workshop: integrated support programme to home based workers

Under One-UN Project “Towards Gender Parity in Pakistan (TGP)”, ILO and UN-Women have jointly initiated five pilot projects to provide “integrated support to Home-Based Workers” in different sectors and geographic locations. The “Experience Sharing...

Draft sector wide study on gender and employment in coastal areas of Pakistan

Rural skills training: A generic manual on training for rural economic empowerment

Factsheet

Prevention and Elimination of Child Labour in Global Supply Chains: the Soccer Ball Industry in Pakistan - CSR Case Study

Employment Promotion

List of ILO Core Conventions

Declaration concerning the aims and purposes of the ILO- Declaration of Philadelphia

CEB Toolkit for Mainstreaming Employment and Decent Work

Th e Toolkit for Mainstreaming Employment and Decent Work will be instrumental in fostering greater policy coherence and convergence across the broad range of interlinked actions of the multilateral system, in line with the international agenda...

Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work

Women's Employment Concerns and Working Conditions (WEC-PK) (Final Evaluation Summary)

Project PAK/05/01/CAN - Evaluation consultant: Mahjabeen Qazi

Brief report on the observance of the World Day Against Child Labour 2010 Pakistan

Various activities commemorating the World Day Against Child Labour were held in Pakistan during the period 10 – 16 June 2010 under the over all theme of the campaign “Go for the Goal … End Child Labour”. The Day was celebrated in collaboration with...

Promoting the Elimination of Bonded Labour in Pakistan - PEBLIP (Final Evaluation Summary)

Project PAK/06/51/NET - Evaluation consultant: Sabina Ahmad