Technical papers

Papers presented at the 19th regional seminar for labour-based practitioners

Seminar theme: Promoting skills and productive (decent) jobs for our common better future.

Creating communities that are resilient to socio-economic, environmental and climate change hazards and ensuring smooth transition.
The theme also reflects sustainable growth in terms of:

  • Economic sustainability
  • Environmental sustainability
  • Socio-cultural sustainability

The four sub-themes for papers & technical works, case studies, technology updates etc.:

  1. Innovations in employment intensive technology, approach and work methods relating to the development of rural and urban infrastructure
  2. Enabling policy, legislative and institutional frameworks for the promotion of inclusive public employment programmes and green works in job-rich sectors
  3. Skills and competencies for transformative infrastructure and sustainable livelihood
  4. Employment intensive works in the context of fragility (natural disasters, conflict and refugee situations as well as economic decline)

INDEX OF PAPERS

  1. Developing a Multidimensional Youth Employability Index for South Africa
    by Evelien Storme, Elena Briones Alonso, Joanna Ryan, Gibson Mudiriza and Ariane De Lannoy
  2. Selecting technology for capability development: An opportunity for more and better jobs?
    What we can learn from the construction sector
    by Christoph Ernst, Irmgard Nübler and Joyanna Pelivani
  3. Employment impact assessment of the National Feeder Roads Programme, Rwanda
    by Alina Game and Xi Kang
  4. Aligning Procurement Policy for Rural Road Infrastructure Projects in India with Decent Work Elements of ILO
    by D. P. Gupta and Tomas Stenstrom
  5. Le Digital au Service de Planification des Programmes d’Investissements: Cas des Communes Tunisiennes
    par Riadh Safi and Sonia Sliti
  6. Promoting public procurement for MSMEs growth and transition to formality by Vicky Leung
  7. Circular economy: Industrial symbiosis between fly ash waste from coal fired power stations and construction sector value chain. Opportunities for employment-intensive investment programmes in the Waterberg district of South Africa
    by Joseph Njogu Muturi
  8. Cadres politiques, législatifs et institutionnels habilitants pour la promotion de programmes publics d’emploi inclusifs et de travaux écologiques dans les secteurs riches en emplois
    par Mohamed Wael Ben Ameur
  9. La formalisation des travaux agricoles, forestiers et oasiens retour sur l’experiences de la Tunisie
    Par Monaem Khemissi
  10. Contractor excellence scheme (CES) as a contractor and employment promotion tool
    by Albert Uriyo
  11. Contribution of EIIP in promoting Humanitarian Development Peace Nexus (HDPN) and social cohesion: Perspectives and lessons from Baidoa, Somalia
    by Stephen Muthua

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