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Regional Workshop on Monitoring and Assessing Progress on Decent Work ...

Regional Workshop on Monitoring and Assessing Progress on Decent Work in Asia, 28-30 June, 2010

Type:	Meeting
When:	28 - 30 June 2010
Where:	Bangkok, Thailand

Tags: decent work, employment, informal employment

Regions and countries covered: Asia

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Key resources

Workshop Report: Regional Workshop on Monitoring and Assessing Progress on Decent Work in Asia [pdf 1190KB]

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Meeting documents

The ILO Framework on the Measurement of Decent Work [pdf 172KB] Monitoring and Assessing Progress on Decent Work (MAP): Overview of Project Activities in Asia [pdf 212KB] Decent Work Indicators availability and gaps for Cambodia [pdf 202KB] Session 3: Introduction, Data Sources on Decent Work [pdf 191KB] Decent Work Indicators: Availability and Gaps. The Case of Indonesia [pdf 454KB] Measuring the Informal Employment in Bangladesh [pdf 848KB] Session 5: Introduction to Regional Initiatives on Measuring Informal Employment: Cases of Bangladesh and Sri Lanka [pdf 296KB] Information on Informal Employment from Nepal Labour Force Surveys [pdf 131KB] Measuring Informal Employment through Labour Force Survey: Nepal's Case [pdf 114KB] Statistics on Informal Employment: Regional Initiatives [pdf 168KB] Session 6: Adequate earnings and productive work, Sri Lanka [pdf 1157KB] Session 6: Calculating and interpreting wage indicators [pdf 1523KB] Session 6: Decent Work in Malaysia [pdf 14515KB] Session 7: Compiling country-level working poverty indicators: Group exercises [pdf 234KB] Session 7: Employment indicators for MDG monitoring [pdf 798KB] Session 8: Philippine Migration Management System: Indicators for Measuring Decent Work [pdf 1720KB]

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