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Guidelines for recognition of prior learning assessment in Tanzania

A new ILO training programme on activating agricultural cooperatives in the elimination of child labour piloted in Tanzania

The new training programme was developed to strengthen the capacities of cooperatives as part of ILO’s projects on the elimination of child labour in multiple African countries.

50 representatives from Government and Social partners gather to address decent work deficits in the tobacco sector in Tanzania.

Participants to propose a three years programme to address the decent work deficits in the country

Zanzibar one step closer to launching Apprenticeship Policy

The policy aims to help alleviate Zanzibar’s high youth unemployment rate by increasing the quantity and quality of its skilled labour force.

Tanzania pilots the ILO Skills Tracker

The text messaging tool, developed with the support of the Norwegian Government, is part of ILO’s innovative approach to skills development.

Tanzania

Youth employment

Meet our iTrack-Skills: Artificial Intelligence for tracing TVET students

How many TVET graduates found a stable job? Are they working in a job they are qualified for? How many graduates are unemployed or inactive? How relevant and effective was the training?

Presentation - Independent evaluation of ILO’s programme of work in four selected Southern African Development Community member countries –...

This presentation of the independent evaluation highlights the report in a visual manner and is tailored for professional and general audiences.

Report

The impact of HIV on care work and the care workforce

This publication provides an overview of the gaps and challenges in six sub-Saharan African countries (Liberia, Namibia, South Africa, Uganda, the United Republic of Tanzania and Zambia). By providing a picture of front-line prevention and treatment...

Maternity income protection in Southern and Eastern Africa. From concept to practice

This publication is part of a collaboration of the ILO with the Eastern and Central Africa Social Security Association (ECASSA) to encourage the move from employer liability systems to social insurance based systems and to provide universal and...

Reaching Men under the National Test and Treat campaign in Tanzania

Only 45 per cent of men living with HIV know their HIV status in Tanzania, as against 56 per cent of women living with HIV. The Prime Minister, involving all stakeholders, launched a national HIV Test and Treat campaign on 19 June 2018. Coming...

Wages in Africa

Recent trends in average wages, gender pay gaps and wage disparities

This publication depicts the evolution of real average wages since the global economic crisis of 2008, offering insights into the economic context for Africa and also presenting an overview of existing wage disparities within countries, including...

African cooperative leaders share their observations on the 10th ILO-JCCU Study Tour

African cooperative leaders visited Japanese cooperatives and exchanged knowledge and practices in improving members’ livelihoods and addressing various development challenges in the changing world of work.

Quick Facts - Independent High-Level Evaluation of ILO’s Programme of Work in Four Selected Southern African Development Community (SADC)...

This short two-pager presents a visual set of quick facts that summarizes the findings and recommendations of the Independent High-Level Evaluation of ILO’s Programme of Work in Four Selected Southern African Development Community (SADC)...

ILO tripartite technical workshop for the SADC region Investing in the health workforce: employment and decent work in the health sector -...

The ILO tripartite technical workshop was organized in collaboration with WHO and SADC and with the support of the ILO-OECD-WHO Working for Health Multi-Partner Trust Fund.

« 100 Years – 100 Lives » | TANZANIA - “Today, I own my business and I know how to protect myself from HIV infection”

An ILO project in Tanzania helped women like Angel Banda to become financially independent while at the same time providing them with training on HIV prevention.

Independent high-level evaluation of the ILO’s programme of work in four selected member countries of the Southern African Development...

ILO contributes to the Tanzanian cooperative development policy review

The ILO provides inputs to the review of the cooperative development policy in Tanzania towards creating enabling environment for cooperatives as autonomous, member-owned, and democratically-controlled enterprises.

« 100 Years – 100 Lives » | TANZANIA - “The ILO training was a real life-changing experience”

Max – a young man from Dar es Salaam – changed his mind about trainings when he attended an ILO entrepreneurship programme that led him to start his own business.

« 100 Years – 100 Lives » | TANZANIA - “I can see a new person in me because of the apprenticeship training”

ILO’s support for quality apprenticeships is increasingly making decent work a reality for young people in Tanzania, such as Said Musa Selemani.