All resources: Kenya

Project of Support to the National Plan of Action on Elimination of Child Labour in Kenya

Child Labour is a developmental challenge in Kenya that gravely impacts on individual children, families, communities and the nation at large. Child Labour is recognized as being particularly harmful to the country¿s long-term development and to its...

Project Of Support To The National Plan Of Action On Elimination Of Child Labour In Kenya, January 2005 ? April 2009 Achievements

An Inventory of ILO-IPEC's Contribution to the fight against child labour in Kenya

Kenya was one of the first generation countries to participate in the International Labour Organization¿s International Programme on Elimination of Child Labour activities. In the runner up to the establishment of IPEC, the Kenya Government...

Support for the preparation of the Mali time-bound programme (Mid-Term Evaluation Summary)

Project MLI/06/50/USA - Evaluation consultant Stéphane Jeannet

Good Practices on the Elimination of Child Labour in Kenya

The subject of child labour is a pressing socio-economic and human rights issue, as it is estimated that more than 218 million children worldwide are engaged in child labour (ILO, 2006). These children are deprived of adequate education, good...

Women Entrepreneurs in Kenya

Women Entrepreneurs in Kenya (A preliminary Report) & Factors affecting Women Entrepreneurs in Micro and Small Enterprises in Kenya (A Primary Research Report)

Child Labour Analytical Report - Kenya Integrated Household Budget Survey

This report presents results of the Kenya Integrated Household Budget Survey (KIHBS) Labour Module conducted by the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) over a period of 12 months, covering all possible seasons of the year for the population...

Kenya - Country baselines under the ILO Declaration Annual Review (2000-2008): Freedom of association and the effective recognition of the...

Indigenous peoples’ rights to lands, territories and resources Related to discrimination In employment and occupation: Case study on...

Report on the National Workshop on Social Dialogue in the Water Sector in Kenya

Kenya Country Study

Analysis of the State of Labour-Based Technology in Kenya: A Review of Current Practice since 2005

This report captures the analysis of the state of affairs and progress over the last 2 years, since 2005, and including certain areas that were not covered by the Mombasa Statement but central to the success of LBT locally. It describes in some...

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

Project INT/02/45/GTZ

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...

Agricultural policies and the Elimination of Child Labour in Kenya

This assessment is a contribution to the commemoration of the World Day Against Child Labour (WDACL), i.e. June 12th, for the year 2007. The report analyses key issues, gaps and opportunities regarding the extent to which Kenya¿s agricultural...

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

World AIDS Day 2006 The workforce and HIV/AIDS: Employment is a crucial lifeline

In 2005, more than 3 million labour force participants worldwide were partially or fully unable to work because of illness due to AIDS. A new ILO report on HIV/AIDS and work ( Note 1) shows that both prevention and treatment could bring significant...

ESS Paper Series No. 24

What is the impact of social health protection on access to health care, health expenditure and impoverishment? A comparative analysis of...

This paper summarizes the results of three individual research projects (Asfaw, 2005; Lamiraud et al., 2005; Xu et al., 2005) measuring the impact of membership in a health insurance scheme in three African countries, namely Kenya, Senegal and South...

Labour-management cooperation in SMEs: Forms and factors

Examines the specific forms and factors of labour-management partnership for productivity and competitiveness in some small and medium-sized enterprises in selected developing countries.

Building the foundations for combating the worst forms of child labour in Anglophone Africa (Final Evaluation Summary)

Project RAF/02/51/USA