Publications on Employment intensive investment
2017
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Series: Guides for Integrated Rural Access Planning and Community Contracting in the Water and Sanitation sector
Conceptual guide for Integrated Rural Access Planning and Community Contracting in the Water and Sanitation sector: Guide No.1
15 February 2017
2016
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Publication
Boosting youth employment through public works
31 October 2016
EMPLOYMENT Working Paper No. 203
2015
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Publication
The role of construction as an employment provider: A world-wide input-output analysis
21 December 2015
Employment Working Paper No. 186
2011
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Publication
Local investments for climate change adaptation: Green jobs through green works
01 December 2011
A guide for identifying, designing and implementing interventions in support of climate change adaptation at the local level.
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Publication
Analysing the employment impact of public investment and sectoral policies - The DySAM methodology
01 August 2011
This paper presents the DySAM, a diagnostic tool which helps understand the employment impact of infrastructure investment, but also other public policies. The paper explains its functioning, purpose and applicability also showing findings of country studies.
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.
2002
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Publication
Community contracts in urban infrastructure works : practical lessons from experience
01 January 2002
Socio-Economic Technical Papers (SETP) No. 13 - English Version
1999
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Publication
Employment-Intensive Infrastructure Programmes: Capacity building for contracting in the construction Sector
01 January 1999
Provides a set of guidelines for programmes which aim to integrate cost-effective employment-intensive approaches into infrastructure works while respecting basic labour standards and working conditions.