Publications on Employment intensive investment
2021
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Guide
ILO Guide for Skills Development in Employment-Intensive Investment Programmes
08 April 2021
This joint publication developed by the ILO’s Skills and Employability Branch and the Employment Intensive Investment Programme (EIIP) of the Development and Investment Branch contains guidance and recommendations for EIIP and skills development practitioners to better integrate skills development for workers in EIIP programmes and projects, and reap benefits from the national skills development system. It reviews country examples and provides practical guidance for the design, planning, implementation, and evaluation of skills development through EIIPs.
2020
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Guidelines – Template ToRs
How to mainstream conflict-sensitivity, social cohesion and peacebuilding in COVID-19 socio-economic/labour market assessments
20 April 2020
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Guidance note
Jobs for Peace and Resilience: A response to COVID-19 in fragile contexts
20 April 2020
The document compiles potential initiatives that could be implemented to address the consequences of COVID-19 in fragile contexts through the Jobs for Peace and Resilience (JPR) approach.
2018
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Publication
Flyer: Panel discussion at the Geneva Peace Week 2018: Jobs for Peace and Resilience
05 November 2018
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Publication
Flyer: JPR Flagship Progamme
30 May 2018
This flyer provides detailed information about the JPR flagship programme.
2017
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STRENGTHEN Publication Series
Employment impact assessments: A review of methodologies
01 December 2017
Working Paper No. 3
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Series: Guides for Integrated Rural Access Planning and Community Contracting in the Water and Sanitation sector
Community Contracting to execute public works and manage services: Guide No. 3
15 February 2017
2008
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Publication
Building Rural Roads
05 November 2008
This manual attempts to present a set of technical solutions and works methods commonly applied in a number of countries where the use of local resources is given serious consideration when building rural roads. Based on best practices from rural road-building programmes in Africa, Asia and the Pacific, it describes a set of work methods and procedures proven to be effective both in terms of cost and quality.