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Tanzania marks the 10th year of promoting the Month of Women Entrepreneurs

In line with ILO’s Decent Work agenda Tanzania promotes entrepreneurship during the month of women entrepreneurs.

The way forward to advancing cooperatives in Africa: Interviews with African cooperative leaders

In September 2016, three cooperative leaders from the United Republic of Tanzania and Niger participated in a study tour to Japan to get exposed to lessons learned from Japanese cooperative enterprises and share cooperative experiences between the...

Opening new opportunities for Women Entrepreneurs

Women enterprises have been a source of jobs to Women, youth and others in Tanzania

ILO Constituents Develop Decent Work Country Programme (2017 – 2021) for Tanzania

The Country programme to focus on Promoting employment and employability, enhancing fundamental principles and rights at work, social protection and social dialogue.

Launching of Tanzania’s Women Entrepreneurship Development National Action Plan (2016-2020)

The National Action Plan has been developed as a strategy to promote decent self-employment and economic empowerment for women in Tanzania

ILO supports youth through Apprenticeship programme in hotel operations

The programme intended to provide solution to the challenge on longer school to work transition periods among college graduates in Tanzania.

Tanzania to develop the Decent Work Country Programme III

The tripartite dialogue for the development of Tanzania’s third generation of Decent Work Country Program (DWCP, 2016-2020) will focus on targeted priorities in line with sustainable development goals.

Employment Injury Insurance – The Workers Compensation Fund in Tanzania

Employment injury benefit schemes, providing benefits in cash and in kind in cases of work-related accidents and occupational disease, constitute the oldest branch of social security in many countries. The ILO has estimated that, worldwide, more...

Strengthening the Workers Compensation Fund in Tanzania

How ILO is supporting employment injury benefit schemes in cases of work-related accidents and occupational disease for a stronger social security mechanism in Tanzania.

ILO supports Workers Compensation Fund in Tanzania

370 doctors and practitioners benefited from ILO expertise on assessment of work injuries and occupational diseases.

Supporting youth beekeeping project for decent jobs in Tanzania

How the UN Joint Program complements national efforts to address youth unemployment in Tanzania.

Report on Decent Work Deficits in the Cotton Supply Chain in Tanzania

The study on decent work in the cotton supply chain in Tanzania was carried out following a request by the Government of Brazil to the International Labour Organization (ILO) to implement a new ‘South-South cooperation project for the promotion of...

National Child Labour Survey

Tanzania mainland national child labour survey 2014: Analytical report

This publication presents the results of the 2014 National Child Labour Survey (NCLS) in Tanzania. Previous child labour surveys were implemented in 2000/01 and 2006. The 2014 NCLS provides an in-depth and comprehensive analysis of the extent,...

Economic Empowerment and HIV Vulnerability Reduction along Transport Corridors in Southern Africa - Final Evaluation Summary

Project RAF/10/04/SID - Consultant: Stanley M. Karuga

Tanzania and ILO launch a national child labour Report

Report indicates 4.2 mil. children (28.8%) at the age of 5 - 17 years are in child labour in Tanzania.

Small and medium enterprises’ response to HIV and AIDS

This brief is intended for SMEs and a wide range of stakeholders who work with SMEs with a view to strengthening their response to HIV and AIDS.

Child Labour in Tanzania - Summary statistics

Provides summary statistics of the findings of the Tanzania Mainland National Child labour Survey undertaken in 2014

Tanzanian Government highlights collaboration as crucial to fight child labour

Government officials at regional and district levels were sensitized on child labour issues in the agriculture sector.

Capacity building workshop for implementers of Achieving Reduction of Child Labour in Support of Education (ARISE II) project in Tanzania

Line Ministries’ staff at regional and district levels, and communities to be sensitized on child labour in Agriculture

ILO and Tanzanian National Economic Empowerment Council award young entrepreneurs

Twenty youth entrepreneurs received awards from ILO and Tanzanian National Economic Empowerment Council for developing best business proposals.