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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...

IPEC programs addressing apprenticeship in Tanzania, Kenya and Ghana - L. Salakana

Apprenticeship in the informal economy in Africa

Informal construction workers in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Working Paper 226

Child labour in Tanzania: an Analysis of Findings of the Integrated Labour Force Survey 2006

The design, implementation and subsequent analysis of these survey results involved a collaborative venture between various Tanzanian government agencies and development partners. In terms of development partners, we were greatly assisted by the...

Child labour, tobacco and AIDS

This study aims at providing an insight into the different facets of child labour in tobacco growing areas in Malawi, Uganda and Tanzania. It is a first attempt at looking into the issue, but it is by no mean exhaustive and a lot remains to be done...

Cooperating out of poverty: Cooperative reform in Tanzania

African cooperatives are recreating themselves through member empowerment and increased commercial viability. British journalist Andrew Bibby reports from the United Republic of Tanzania where cooperatives are adopting a new approach to...

Supporting the time-bound programme on the worst forms of child labour in Tanzania (Final Evaluation Summary)

Project URT/01/50/USA

International Day of Cooperatives (1 July 2006) Standing on their own: Cooperative reform in Tanzania

Tanzania's cooperative reform programme reflects a wider process of reform internationally as cooperatives recreate themselves through member empowerment and increased commercial viability. The ILO's Promotion of Cooperatives Recommendation No. 193,...

Poverty Reduction among Unprotected Informal Economy Workers through Trade Union – Cooperative Joint Action (Final Evaluation Summary)

Project RAF/04/52/NET

Strengthening African trade unions’ capacity to address gender inequality in the world of work through basic education and legal literacy...

Project RAF/04/55/NET

Promoting Gender Equality and Decent Work throughout all stages of life (Final Evaluation Summary)

Project RAF/04/54/NET

Support for growth-oriented women entrepreneurs in Tanzania

Support for growth-oriented women entrepreneurs in Ethiopia, Kenya and Tanzania. An overview report

Covers the background information to the ILO-African Development Bank country-level studies on the subject and presents the findings and recommendations resulting from the application of the analytical integrated framework in the three countries.

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

Project RAF/03/54/UKM

Tanzania: A life-cycle approach to gender equality and decent work

The Government of Tanzania, in partnership with the ILO, is seeking to alleviate poverty through education and training for poor women and children, as well as promoting gender equality. This article explains how ILO projects have contributed to...

International social security standards and challenges to social security. Lessons for a Tanzanian reform debate

Working Action on HIV/AIDS

Impact of National Policy and Legal Environments on Employment Growth and Investment in Micro and Small Enterprises

SEED Working Paper No. 63

Priority sector PRS review from a gender perspective: Strategies for mainstreaming gender in the road sector for poverty reduction (PRSP II)

Comparative study on the impact of labour-based and equipment-based methods in road works