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ESS Paper Series No. 7

Extending health protection in Tanzania. Networking between health financing mechanisms.

Combating hazardous child labour in tobacco farming in Urambo district - Phase II – UTSP (Mid Term Evaluation Summary)

Project URT/06/02/ECT - Evaluation Team: Stephen Tembo, (Team leader); Sitta Ngissa, (National Consultant)

Cooperative facility for Africa - CoopAfrica (Mid Term Evaluation Summary)

Project RAF/06/53/UKM - Evaluation consultants: Salome Omolo, Jennifer Blumberg

National Action Plan for the elimination of child labour 2009 - 2015

The National Action Plan for the Elimination of Child Labour (NAP) is a significant document that underlines Government's continued commitment to promoting the welfare and well-being of children. The plan is a result of contributions from...

Working Paper No. 7 - Cooperatives in Africa : the age of reconstruction : synthesis of a survey in nine African countries

CoopAFRICA Working Paper No. 7 - Series on the status of cooperative development in Africa

Working Paper No. 6 - Fair trade - fair futures : the Kilimanjaro Native Cooperative Union scholarship programme for orphan and vulnerable...

CoopAFRICA Working Paper No. 6 - with ILO/AIDS, Series on HIV/AIDS impact mitigation in the world of work – responses from the social economy

Inclusion of People with Disabilities in the United Republic of Tanzania

Fact Sheet

Understanding informal apprenticeship – Findings from empirical research in Tanzania

Employment Working Paper No. 32

National Action Plan for the elimination of child labour

The Plan of Action reflects the collective commitment of government, faith-based organizations, community-based organizations, civil society and the business sector and serve as a guiding tool to the prevention, and responses to the elimination of...

Tanzania Mainland. Social protection expenditure and performance review and social budget

This report takes into account demographic and macroeconomic information specific to mainland Tanzania and makes projections from a baseline year based on the two types of social protection schemes - contributory and non-contributory.

Voices of women entrepreneurs in Tanzania

ILO EMP/SKILLS, ILO WEDGE and Irish Aid

Voices of women entrepreneurs in Ethiopia, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia

ILO EMP/SKILLS, ILO WEDGE and Irish Aid

Background Paper: Building Coherent Employment and Growth Strategies: Lessons from Tanzania

Good Practics on Social Protection and Coping Strategies used by Low Income Women Workers in the Informal Economy in Zanzibar to Mitigate...

ILO-UNIFEM Initiative for Supporting Employment Dimension in the PRS Process through Mainstreaming Gender Equality in the Employment Policies and Programmes

Link and learn : progress assessment of the approach adopted to promoting the inclusion of women entrepreneurs with disabilities into the...

Tanzania Country Study

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

The key purpose for this report is to provide a situational analysis of the state of affairs in terms of labour-based works and to analyse and review the progress made in Tanzania since the year 2005 based on the Mombasa Statement. It describes in...

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

Combating hazardous child labour in tobacco farming in Urambo district - Phase I – UTSP (Final Evaluation)

Project URT/06/02/ECT

Combating Hazardous Child Labour in Tobacco Farming in Urambo (UTSP) Urambo District, Tanzania [Phase I] (Final Evaluation Summary)

Project: URT/03/09/ECT Evaluation Consultant: Stanley Asangalisah

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...