Publications
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Briefing note
Impact of COVID-19 on the construction sector
25 January 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the construction sector, which is sensitive to economic cycles. Yet, on the upside, construction holds much potential to stimulate recovery, thanks to its potential to create jobs; and in turn, recovery measures can support the sector’s transformation towards sustainability and digitalization. Tripartite cooperation and social dialogue, together with international labour standards, are key to promote a human-centred recovery of the construction sector from the crisis.
2020
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Publication
Extending Social Security to Construction Workers
01 April 2020
2015
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Good Practices and challenges in Promoting Decent Work in Construction and Infrastructure Projects
19 October 2015
Issues paper for discussion at the Global Dialogue Forum on Good Practices and Challenges in Promoting Decent Work in Construction and Infrastructure Projects (Geneva, 19-20 November 2015)
2011
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Publication
A multi-sectoral approach to Decent Work in the urban economy
14 September 2011
This leaflet is about decent work in urban areas. It explains the relevance of a sectoral approach to labour related challenges in the urban economy and presents the specific contribution of the Sectoral Activities Department of the ILO.
2010
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Labour oriented participation in municipalities: How decentralized social dialogue can benefit the urban economy and its sectors
01 January 2010
Working Paper 280
2008
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Publication
Using the ILO Code of Practice on HIV/AIDS and the world of work - Guidelines for the construction sector
01 January 2008
2007
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Publication
Informal construction workers in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
01 February 2007
Working Paper 226
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Participatory approaches for planning and construction-related assistance in settlement upgrading and expansion: The roles of tripartite actors and other stakeholders
01 January 2007
Working Paper 255
2006
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Publication
Evaluation Report: Construction Action Programme
01 September 2006
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The role of Worker Representation and Consultation in Managing Health and Safety in the Construction Industry
01 January 2006
Working Paper 270