All publications: Malawi
Malawi national occupational safety and health programme 2011-2016
Moving towards zero accidents and diseases at work. The purpose of the National Programme on Occupational Safety and Health (NOSHP) is to guide a systematic and coordinated approach to strengthen a National System on Occupational Safety and Health...
Differential Effects of Vocational Training on Men and Women and the Challenge of Program Dropouts and Attrition
This brief introduces evidence on labour market and broader socio-economic effects and well as lessons on both programme and evaluation design provided by an experimental impact evalualtion of vocational training for vulnerable youth in Malawi.
Improving safety and health at work through a decent work agenda (Final Evaluation Summary)
Project INT/09/08/EEC - Evaluation consultant Dwight Ordoñez
"Is Small Still Beautiful?"
Literature Review of Recent Empirical Evidence on the Contribution of SMEs to Employment Creation
The enabling environment for sustainable enterprises in Malawi
Employment Sector - Employment Report No. 20
Support to National Action Plan to reduce Child Labour in Malawi (Final Evaluation Summary)
Project: MLW/09/50/USA Evaluation Consultants: Stephen Tembo (Leader) & Janet Chidothi. [Sub-study by Bright Sibale]
The enabling environment for sustainable enterprises in Malawi
ILO Partners’ Meeting promotional brochure: Rising to the challenge – scaling up the response to HIV and AIDS through workplace action in...
Cooperation to address the worst forms of child labour in agriculture: Support to international agricultural partnership (Midterm Review...
Project GLO/09/58/USA - Consultant: Dr. Una Murray
Report on the National High Level Dialogue Policy Workshop
Prepared by Tiyesere Mercy Chikapa Jamali and Prof Ben Kalawa
Final conference of the EU/ILO project "Improving safety and health at work through a Decent Work Agenda" in Malawi
16 October 2012, Lilongwe, Malawi. Final brochure outlining key project activities. Background, aim, results achieved, the challenge, final project conference.
Women's Entrepreneurship Development and Gender Equality (WEDGE) Regional Africa (Phase III) [NORAD Contribution] (Final Evaluation Summary)
Project RAF/08/57/NAD, also GLO/08/12/NAD - Evaluation Consultant: Mei Zegers
Recording and notification of occupational accidents and diseases in Malawi 2012
The European Commission (EC) under the terms of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) Project on “Improving Safety and Health at Work through a Decent Work Agenda” provided funding to print this document. The opinions expressed herein are...
HIV and Social Protection Guidance Note
This guidance note by UNAIDS summarises information on HIV-sensitive social protection, sets out key principles to provide a strong foundation for programming, and describes the potential of social protection to advance HIV prevention, treatment,...
Macroeconomic policy for employment creation: The case of Malawi
Employment Working Paper No. 93
Project of Support to the National Action Plan to Reduce Child Labour in Malawi (Midterm Evaluation Summary)
Project: MLW/09/50/USA Evaluation Consultants: Nina Louise Frankel & Archangel Bakolo
Employment Diagnostic Analysis: Malawi
Employment Working Paper No. 73
Baseline Survey Report - Child Labour in Mulanje
The study was commissioned to identify children between 5 and 14 years and others below the age of 18 who are involved in child labour (CL) in accordance to ILO Conventions 182 and 138. The baseline study was expected to provide key information on...
Baseline Survey Report - Child Labour in Kasungu
The study was commissioned to identify children between 5 and 14 years and others below the age of 18 who are involved in child labour (CL) in accordance to ILO Conventions 182 and 138. The baseline study was expected to provide key information on...
Malawi National Occupational Safety Programme and Health programme 2011 -2016
The European Commission (EC) under the terms of the Project on “Improving Safety and Health at Work through a Decent Work Agenda” provided funding to print this document. The opinions expressed herein are those of the author and do not necessarily...