All resources: Ghana

SCORE Project Brochure

Sustaining Competitive and Responsible Enterprises

Building capacity in Guyana's trade unions

Decent Work and Local Development Through Dialogue and Partnership Building Project (Final Evaluation Summary)

Project GHA/08/50/DAN - Evaluation consultant: Oladele O. Arowolo, Stanley A. Asangalisah

Survey on the Implementation of the MNE Declaration in Ghana

Sponsored by the ILO

Child labour component of ILO-Norway Framework Agreement - ACTEMP Component (Final Evaluation Summary)

Project INT/06/55/NOR - Evaluation team: Karstein Haarberg, David Gairdner

Building the Case for Business Collaboration on Youth Employment: Good Practice from West Africa

This report, which examines eight case studies of intersectoral partnership on youth employment, illustrates the importance of collective action to build partnerships between public and private insitutions, harnessing each of their core capabilities...

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...

Ghana - Country baselines under the ILO Declaration Annual Review (2000-2008): Effective abolition of child labour (CL)

Social Finance Working Paper #49: Financial arrangements in informal apprenticeships

Determinants and effects: findings from urban Ghana

Rooting out child labour from cocoa farms

This series of papers synthesize the knowledge and experiences acquired from implementation of the ILO-IPEC technical assistance programme to combat hazardous and exploitative child labour in cocoa and commercial agriculture in West Africa (WACAP)...

Training manual

Rooting out child labour from cocoa farms - A Manual for training education practitioners: Ghana

This manual was produced under ILO-IPEC project WACAP, which was implemented in Cameroon, Côte d¿Ivoire, Ghana, Guinea and Nigeria (2002-2006).It is a training course for education practitioners who are working to make education inclusive for...

Out of Informality - Ghana's Way to Decent Work

Informal workers in Ghana are starting to see the benefits of more formal ways of working. With help from the ILO's Decent Work Pilot Project, people in Ajumako and Winneba, some of the poorest places in Ghana, are bringing about their own...

Girls in Mining: Research Findings from Ghana, Niger, Peru and United Republic of Tanzania

HIV/AIDS workplace policies and programmes GTZ/ILO Partnership (Final Evaluation Summary)

Project INT/02/45/GTZ

Girls in mining and quarrying in Ghana

The expansion in mining activities has triggered the influx of all sorts of artisanal operators, including girl child labourers. This study is essentially aimed at generating new insights into girls in mining to inform policy and planning in the...

Tackling Child Labour in Agriculture

Worldwide, agriculture is the sector where by far the largest number of working children can be found - an estimated 70 per cent, of whom 132 million are girls and boys aged 5-14. These children are helping to produce the food and beverages we...

IPEC programs addressing apprenticeship in Tanzania, Kenya and Ghana - L. Salakana

Apprenticeship in the informal economy in Africa

New challenges for informal apprenticeship and its potential to adjust (p.1-4, 12-14) H.-C. Haan

Apprenticeship in the informal economy in Africa

The vocational skills and informal sector support project (VSP) in Ghana - R. Palmer

Apprenticeship in the informal economy in Africa

Policies and strategies to improve the institutional framework for informal apprenticeship training: The case of Ghana - R. Palmer

Apprenticeship in the informal economy in Africa