Socio Economics Series 7

Labour-based contractors progress survey

Results of a Survey on Contractors Trained in Labour-Based Construction and Maintenance Methods Technical Assistance to the Labour-Based Rural Infrastructure Works Programe “Upstream Project”

This survey was carried out on the contractors and clients involved in the labour-based rural infrastructure works. It focuses on progress made in contracting rural works and the problems and contraints confronted by contractors and clients when carrying out their contractual obligations. The survey assesses the capacity of the contractors in work experience gained, asset growth, both financially and physically and the extent of the workload. It updates a previous surved conducted in July 2000

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