All resources: Bolivia
Labour standards
Bolivia ratifies the Domestic Workers Convention
Bolivia is the sixth ILO member State and the second Latin American member State to ratify this instrument
Combating child labour through education
Knowledge sharing workshop reviews progress of ILO-IPEC project
The participants came from Bolivia, Indonesia, Mali and Uganda – the four project countries.
Report
Child labour and education in Bolivia
Combating the Worst Forms of Child Labour through horizontal cooperation in South America (Midterm Evaluation Summary)
Project TC/SymBOL: RLA/09/52/USA Consultants:Leader: Mauricio Benito Durá (Brazil) National: Kathlen Lizarrage (Bolivia), Amparo Eguiguren (Ecuador) and Victor Imas (Paraguay)
ESS Paper Series (SECSOC) - ESS 35
The extension of social security and the social responsibility of multinational enterprises
An exploratory study on the relation between the extension of social security and corporate social responsibility of multinational enterprises.
ESS Paper Series (SECSOC)
Fiscal space and the extension of social protection. Lessons learnt from developing countries
This paper focuses on the analysis of experience in creating fiscal space for the extension of social protection. It presents the results of studies conducted in eight developing countries (Bolivia, Botswana, Brazil, Costa Rica, Lesotho, Namibia,...
OFID-Bolivia
The HIV prevalence continues to rise from 2000 to 2010 with 83% of the reported HIV cases among those 15 to 44 years of age. Of these, 62% are men and mostly in Santa Cruz (54%), Cochabamba (19%) and La Paz (16%). Under the ILO-OFID partnership...
Notes on employment policies in the Andean Countries - Employment Policy Retreat
STEP Skills Measurement Study, The World Bank
G20 Training Strategy Knowledge-Sharing Workshop on Skills for Employment, 4-6 May 2011
Child Labour
Eliminating child labour in Bolivia: The role of education
Education is often cited as the key to eliminating child labour. But by itself, education isn’t enough. ILO Online reports from Bolivia showing how adding decent work for adults to education of children, together, with a quotient of political will,...
United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues – Mission report from Bolivia
This report, undertaken under the mandate of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues and at the request of the Government of Bolivia, concludes that forced labour exists in the Chaco region, along with grave violations of...
Implementing HIV/AIDS workplace policies and programmes - Bolivia Component (Final Evaluation Summary)
Project RLA/06/51/OPE - Evaluation consultant: Christian Bugnion
Feature for World Day Against Child Labour 2008 – When “voceadores” learn to SCREAM: Giving a voice to education instead of child labour
Education is often seen as an empowerment right, that can lift economically and socially marginalized children and youth out of poverty. Yet in some developing countries, education remains more of a luxury than a reality for many poor children, who...
Strengthening the institutional mechanisms for social dialogue (Final Evaluation Summary)
Project RLA/02/06/SPA
Strengthening the services of the labour administrations in Bolivia, Ecuador and Peru (Final Evaluation Summary)
Evaluation Team: Marleen Rueda Catry, Juan José Serrano Remón, José García Tena.
Agreement
Agreement on migratory regularization between the Government o the Republic of Paraguay and the Government of the Republic of Bolivia
Employment-poverty linkages and pro-poor growth : a synthesis paper based on country studies of Bangladesh, Bolivia and Ethiopia
Issues in Employment and Poverty, Discussion Paper No.23
Strengthening the Employment Administration Services (Mid-Term Evaluation Summary)
Project RLA/03/09/SPA
Indigenous Peoples and the Millennium Development Goals - Perspectives from communities in Bolivia, Cambodia, Cameroon, Guatemala and Nepal.
Commercial sexual exploitation: Proposals for providing comprehensive assistance to child victims
This document looks at the issue of providing assistance to the victims of commercial sexual exploitation and makes a series of proposals to guide the specific response to determined groups of children to facilitate the implementation of actions in...