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National social dialogue institutions in selected countries of Central Asia and the Southern Caucasus: Closing the knowledge gap
Cover page of the ILO Technical Brief "National social dialogue institutions in selected countries of Central Asia and the Southern Caucasus: Closing the knowledge gap".

Technical Brief

National social dialogue institutions in selected countries of Central Asia and the Southern Caucasus: Closing the knowledge gap

This Technical Brief examines the institutional frameworks and arrangements of the primary tripartite national social dialogue institutions (NSDIs) in eight countries of Central Asia and the Southern Caucasus. Drawing on a 2022 survey conducted by...

From the Crisis towards Decent and Safe Jobs in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, Phase II (Midterm Evaluation Summary)

From the Crisis towards Decent and Safe Jobs in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, Phase II (Midterm Evaluation Summary)

Evaluation Consultant: Ms. Katerina Stolyarenko

Working children in the Republic of Tajikistan: The results of the child labour survey 2012-2013

National Child Labour Survey

Working children in the Republic of Tajikistan: The results of the child labour survey 2012-2013

This publication is elaborated to access the prevalence of employment and child labour among children (aged 5-17) in the Republic of Tajikistan, the nature of work they carry out, the potential consequences of employment as measured by children’s...

Applying the G20 Training Strategy: Partnership of the ILO and the Russian Federation - (Final Evaluation Summary)

Applying the G20 Training Strategy: Partnership of the ILO and the Russian Federation - (Final Evaluation Summary)

ILO-IPEC contributions to eliminate the worst forms of child labour in Tajikistan 2005-2013

ILO-IPEC contributions to eliminate the worst forms of child labour in Tajikistan 2005-2013

Tajikistan is among the countries in Central Asia that are seriously affected by the worst forms of child labour. According to this survey, child labour is used mainly in agriculture (98 per cent), in trade (0.9 per cent), in the processing industry...

From the crisis towards decent and safe jobs in Central Asia and Southern Caucasus (Final Evaluation Summary)

From the crisis towards decent and safe jobs in Central Asia and Southern Caucasus (Final Evaluation Summary)

Project RER/09/05/FIN - Evaluation Consultant: Alex Kuzmin

Combating Child Labour in Central Asia: Commitment becomes Action (PROACT CAR - Phase III) (Final Evaluation Summary)

Combating Child Labour in Central Asia: Commitment becomes Action (PROACT CAR - Phase III) (Final Evaluation Summary)

Project: RER/11/51/FRG Evaluation Consultants: Inna Bayda (Ukraine), Katoen Faromuzova (Tajikistan), Nurgul Alybaeva (Kyrgyzstan)

From the crisis towards decent and safe jobs in Central Asia and Southern Caucasus (Midterm Evaluation Summary)

From the crisis towards decent and safe jobs in Central Asia and Southern Caucasus (Midterm Evaluation Summary)

Project RER/09/05/FIN - Evaluation Consultant: Wolfgang Schwegler- Rohmeis

Project Brief: Combating Child Labour in Central Asia - Commitment becomes Action PROACT CAR Phase III

Brochure

Project Brief: Combating Child Labour in Central Asia - Commitment becomes Action PROACT CAR Phase III

Regulating labour migration as an instrument of development and regional cooperation (Final External Evaluation Summary)

Regulating labour migration as an instrument of development and regional cooperation (Final External Evaluation Summary)

Project RER/06/14/EEC - Evaluation consultants: Ms. Anna Lucia Colleo (Team Leader), Ms. Blanka Hancilova

Activities for the elimination of child labour in Tajikistan 2005-2010

Activities for the elimination of child labour in Tajikistan 2005-2010

Background paper (FAO, 2009, J.F.M. Swinnen and K. Van Herck)

UN Ministerial Conference, 2009

Background paper (FAO, 2009, J.F.M. Swinnen and K. Van Herck)

Executive Summary (FAO, 2009, J.F.M. Swinnen and K. Van Herck)

UN Ministerial Conference, 2009

Executive Summary (FAO, 2009, J.F.M. Swinnen and K. Van Herck)

Executive Summary (ILO, 2009, A. Nesporova and V.W. Nero)

UN Ministerial Conference, 2009

Executive Summary (ILO, 2009, A. Nesporova and V.W. Nero)

Background paper (ILO, 2009, A. Nesporova and V.W. Nero)

UN Ministerial Conference, 2009

Background paper (ILO, 2009, A. Nesporova and V.W. Nero)

Executive Summary (UNICEF, 2009, P. Hoelscher, G. Alexander and W. Scholz)

UN Ministerial Conference, 2009

Executive Summary (UNICEF, 2009, P. Hoelscher, G. Alexander and W. Scholz)

Background paper (UNICEF, 2009, P. Hoelscher, G. Alexander and W. Scholz)

UN Ministerial Conference, 2009

Background paper (UNICEF, 2009, P. Hoelscher, G. Alexander and W. Scholz)

Labour migration and the emergence of private employment agencies in Tajikistan: A review of current law and practice

Labour migration and the emergence of private employment agencies in Tajikistan: A review of current law and practice

Joint publication of the International Labour Organization and the International Organisation for Migration. This study is the first in-depth analysis of the normative framework regulating PrEAs in Tajikistan. It also describes practical experiences...

Executive Summary (FAO, 2009, W.H. Meyers and G. Kurbanova)

UN Ministerial Conference, 2009

Executive Summary (FAO, 2009, W.H. Meyers and G. Kurbanova)

Background paper (FAO, 2009, W.H. Meyers and G. Kurbanova)

UN Ministerial Conference, 2009

Background paper (FAO, 2009, W.H. Meyers and G. Kurbanova)