All resources: Zimbabwe

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

Increased application of labour-based methods through appropriate engineering standards (Final Evaluation Summary)

Projects INT/01/03/UKM, ZIM/02/01/DAN and LES/03/01/LES

ILO Sub-Regional Office for Southern Africa, Harare

The Impact of HIV and AIDS on the Small and Medium Enterprises Sector in Zimbabwe

The main objective of the study was to assess the socio-economic impact of HIV and AIDS on SMEs in Zimbabwe and recommend appropriate strategies and programmes to mitigate its effects.

South African elected new Chairman of ILO Governing Body Committee on Freedom of Association cites Cambodia, Djibouti, the Islamic Republic...

The Governing Body of the International Labour Office (ILO) elected Mr. Membathisi Mphumzi Shepherd Mdladlana, Minister of Labour of the Republic of South Africa, as Chairman for its 2006-07 Session.

ILO Sub-Regional Office for Southern Africa, Harare

Employment Relations and Human Resource Management in Small Firms: An African Perspective

Understanding how the labour-management partnership develops in SMEs, as well as the forces encouraging or deterring that development, is an important first step in helping these enterprises become more productive and competitive. This paper reports...

Decent Work Country Programme for Zimbabwe (2006 - 2007)

The first generation of the Zimbabwe Decent Work Country Programme.

Increased application of labour-based methods through appropriate engineering standards: Zimbabwe Country Report

This report covers the selection of test sites that are typical of labour-based roads in Zimbabwe, monitoring and evaluating their performance and estimating their life-cycle costs

Decent work country programme for Zimbabwe 2006 - 2007

ILO/Swiss Project for regional conflict management and enterprise-based competitiveness development (Mid-term Evaluation Summary)

Project RAF/03/04/SWI

ILO Sub-Regional Office for Southern Africa, Harare

Giving Voice to the Unprotected Workers in the informal Economy in Africa: The case of Zimbabwe

The majority of the participants in this 'sector' are at the bottom of the economic and social ladder, enduring precarious work, and irregular and insecure incomes with little or no access to social security. Because of the non-application of the...

Labour-based rural roads rehabilitation and maintenance project (1997)

ILO/ASIST Africa programme 2001-2004

The ASIST team evaluated the programme’s progress during a one-day workshop in August 2004 in Harare using the ILO’s self-evaluation format as the basis for the exercise.

ILO/ASIST progress report July - December 2004

Synthesis report

HIV/AIDS and child labour in sub-Saharan Africa: synthesis report (Paper 06)

Zimbabwe

HIV/AIDS policy for the transport sector of Zimbabwe

The aim of this policy is to guide and direct the process of dealing with HIV/AIDS in the workplace at all levels in the transport sector of Zimbabwe. The policy provides the framework in which the transport sector employers, workers and their...

The impact of HIV/AIDS on child labour in sub-Saharan Africa: ILO/IPEC tripartite workshop report

ILO/IPEC tripartite workshop hold in Lusaka, Zambia, 6 to 8 May, 2003.

Socio-economic impacts assessment of selected access interventions implemented in Chipinge and Zaka districts of rural Zimbabwe

The determinants of transaction cost and access to credit by SMEs and the poor in Zimbabwe

IFLIP (The Impact of Financial Sector Liberalization on the Poor) Research Paper 03-9

Linking SMEs to sources of credit: The performance of micro finance institutions in Zimbabwe

IFLIP (The Impact of Financial Sector Liberalization on the Poor) Research Paper 03-8

ILO Southern Africa Multidisciplinary Team, Harare

Trade Unions and Poverty Alleviation in Africa

This book is a direct outcome of the regional workshop on 'Poverty Alleviation through Social Dialogue: the Role of Trade Unions in English-speaking African Countries' - Nairobi Kenya, December 2001