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Employment of people with disabilities : the impact of legislation (East Africa) : United Republic of Tanzania country profile

Prepared by the ILO InFocus Programme on Skills, Knowledge and Employability in the framework of a project funded by Development Cooperation Ireland (DCI).

HIV/AIDS, work and development in the United Republic of Tanzania

This paper reviews the demographic and socio-economic impact of HIV/AIDS in Tanzania. It describes the effects of HIV/AIDS on labour supply and skills and on the demand in key occupations. It identifies current and potential shortages in human...

The challenges of growing small businesses : insights from women entrepreneurs in Africa

SEED Working Paper No. 47

CTP No. 165

Labour-based Technology: A review of current practice. Volume 1: Proceedings of the Tenth Regional Seminar

Seminar theme: Labour-based technology for poverty reduction

CTP No. 166

Labour-based Technology: A review of current practice. Volume 2: Papers of the tenth regional seminar for labour-based practitioners

seminar theme: Labour-based technology for poverty reduction

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)

Taking the use of labour based technology to scale: Establishment of the national framework

The Programme Document

Skills training strategies to combat worst forms of child labour in the urban informal sector in Tanzania

The majority 51.7 of working children in the informal sector were females and formed the majority in all age groups. As far as the education of status of the working children were concerned the majority 61.4 percent had not completed their primary...

Theme Paper for the 10th Regional Seminar for Labour-based Practitioners

Seminar theme: Labour-based technology for poverty reduction

Tanzanian women entrepreneurs: Going for growth

Presents the results of a questionnaire survey carried out among some 120 business women in the cities of Arusha, Dar-es-Salaam, and Zanzibar. Reports on their experiences in starting their business, role of support services, growth prospects, etc.

Final evaluation summary

Action against child labour through education and training

Project INT/98/10/NOR

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.

Rapid assessment

HIV/AIDS and child labour in the United Republic of Tanzania: A rapid assessment (Paper 03)

HIV/AIDS and child labour in the United Republic of Tanzania: A rapid assessment - A case study of Dar es Salaam and Arusha. Paper No. 3

This rapid assessment suggests that HIV/AIDS is among the major causes of child labour in the United Republic of Tanzania and other developing countries. The study aims to assess the impact of HIV/AIDS on orphanhood and, in turn, the effects of...

Employment creation in municipal service delivery in Eastern Africa - Improving Living Conditions and Providing Jobs for the Poor,...

This report provides a detailed implementation process, achievements and challenges faced by the programme and its continued justification, and hence demand for more resources.

Employment creation in municipal service delivery in Eastern Africa - Improving living conditions and providing jobs for the poor....

Investigating the Worst Forms of Child Labour No. 14

Tanzania: Child labour in the informal sector - A rapid assessment (IWFCL No. 14)

Investigating the Worst Forms of Child Labour No. 13

Tanzania: Children working in commercial agriculture (coffee) - A rapid assessment (IWFCL No. 13)