Library / documentation center
The Employment Sector Information and Documentation centre offers ILO Officials both at Headquarters and the field, ILO constituents, journalists, students and others a range of services to meet your information needs.
This includes access to the Sector's free publications, research assistance, loans from the Employment Sector's or the ILO Library's collection, guidance on how to use information resources and on-line research tools effectively. The Centre also organises displays of its own as well as other ILO publications during special events.
Recent publications
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Publication
Employer organizations in the governance of TVET and skills systems
09 July 2020
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ILO/Sida Partnership on Employment Working Paper No. 6
Attaining SDG 8 in Azerbaijan: The challenges of economic transformation and job creation
29 June 2020
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ILO/Sida Partnership on Employment Working Paper No. 5
Accelerating structural transformation towards SDG goals: Macroeconomic and sectoral policies for full and productive employment in Rwanda
26 June 2020
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ILO Country study
Portugal : Rapid assessment of the impact of COVID-19 on the economy and labour market
26 June 2020
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Skills
ILO Toolkit for Quality Apprenticeships - Volume 2: Guide for Practitioners
22 June 2020
For developing, implementing, monitoring and evaluating apprenticeship programmes
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STRENGTHEN Publication Series
Desk Review Study on Employment Impact Assessment (EmpIA): Potential of Natural Resource Management (NRM) Investments on Employment Creation
22 June 2020
STRENGTHEN Publication Series Working Paper No. 24
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Working Paper
Population Ageing: Alternative measures of dependency and implications for the future of work
08 June 2020
This paper examines the projected labour force participation trends of older workers to 2030 and discusses the future of economic dependency for developing, emerging and developed countries.
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Publication
Rapid response to COVID-19 under high informality? The case of Peru
02 June 2020
This note discusses possibilities for policy responses to the emergency in the context of high informality.