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Decent Work Country Programme for Tanzania
International Labour Office , Decent Work Country Program for Tanzania
Work for Youth (W4Y) (Midterm Evaluation Summary)
Project GLO/11/01/MCF Master Card Project
Independent evaluation of the ILO's strategy to promote sustainable enterprises and decent work - Volume II
This volume is complementary to Volume 1 containing the full evaluation: Volume II contains annexes 3,4 and 5 covering case studies on Indonesia, Kenya, South Africa, Tanzania and Zambia.
Women's entrepreneurship development and economic empowerment - Irish Aid Partnership Programme 2011/2013 (WED-EE) (Midterm Evaluation...
Project RAF/12/50/IRL - Evaluation consultant: Carlos Rodriguez-Ariza
Promoting green entrepreneurship among young women and men in Kenya
The Youth Entrepreneurship Facility (YEF) is a partnership between the Africa Commission, the Youth Employment Network and the ILO. Through training and business plan competition it promotes green entrepreneurship among young women and men in Kenya,...
Economic Crisis, International Tourism Decline and its Impact on the Poor
This report is an analysis of the effects of the global economic crisis on the employment of poor and vulnerable groups in the tourism sector.
Extending social security to African migrant workers and their families (RBSA Evaluation Summary)
Project RAF/08/02/RBS - Evaluation consultants: Stanley A. Asangalisah
Decent Work Country Factsheet - Tanzania
Improving labour law compliance in the United Republic of Tanzania (Final Evaluation Summary)
Project URT/08/03/USA - Evaluation consultant Lotta Nycander
Wealth creation, employment and economic empowerment in Tanzania (Final Evaluation Summary)
Project URT/08/50/OUF - Evaluation consultants: Andrea Agostinucci, Christopher Awinia
The impact of the financial and economic crisis on ten African economies and labour markets in 2008-2010: Findings from the ILO/World Bank...
Employment Working Paper No. 100
Meta analysis of lessons learned and good practices arising from nine Decent Work Country Programme evaluations
In 2006, the ILO began evaluating the performance of its Decent Work Country Programmes (DWCPs). Between 2006 and 2009, six such evaluations were undertaken and evaluation reports published - covering Argentina, Indonesia, Jordan, Philippines,...
Towards Decent Work in Sub-Saharan Africa: Monitoring MDG Employment Indicators
Drawing on broad regional labour market analyses and country case studies, this book demonstrates how the new MDG employment indicators can be used as a basis for improved labour market and poverty monitoring as well as improved employment policy...
Combating hazardous child labour in tobacco farming in Urambo district - Phase II – UTSP (Final Evaluation Summary)
Project URT/06/02/ECT - Evaluation Team: Stephen Tembo, (Team leader); Sitta Ngissa, (National Consultant)
Cooperative facility for Africa - CoopAfrica (External Impact Assessment Summary)
Project RAF/06/53/UKM - Evaluation consultant: Ignace Pollet
Developing the UN CEB Toolkit within the Decent Work Campaign (Final Evaluation Summary)
Project GLO/08/11/EEC - Evaluation consultants: Lead evaluator: Javier Varela. National evaluators: Gabriel Schneider,Argentina; Donatella Bradic, Serbia; Nguyen Huu Dung, Vietnam
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
Independent Evaluation of the ILO's Country Programme for the United Republic of Tanzania 2004-2010
The period under review included the 2004-2005 country programmes and the Decent Work Country Programme (DWCP) for 2006-2010. The evaluation also reviewed the ILO’s participation in the pilot United Nations Delivering as One (DAO) Joint Programme on...
GB.309/PFA/5/2
Independent evaluation of the ILO Country Programme for the United Republic of Tanzania: 2004–10