2006

1. 

   ILO/IPEC Best Practice and Lessons learnt: National Programme for Prevention and Elimination of Child Labour in Mongolia, II Phase

   01 August 2006

   The report shares best practices and lessons learnt of 21 projects implemented by the Government, employers' and workers' organizations, non-government organizations and universities and colleges in the area of child labour advocacy, capacity development, child labour monitoring and community participation and partnership in elimination of the worst forms of child labour, implemented under ILO/IPEC project II phase (2002-2005) with the financial support of the US Department of Labor. The report is available only in Mongolian.

2. 

   Baseline survey on child and adult workers in informal gold and fluorspar mining

   01 August 2006

   The baseline survey was conducted with financial assistance of IPEC, ILO and professional assistance of Regional SIMPOC expert, ILO based at SRO-New Delhi, India.

3. Internal Labour Migration in China: Features and Responses

   30 April 2006

   Rather than an exhaustive and lengthy examination of labour migration in China, this descriptive analysis offers the brevity, clarity and the most recent data available to depict a rapidly changing environment, in terms of both policy and on-the-ground realities. Part 1 highlights some of the features of migrant workers and the migration process, Part 2 considers governmental and non-governmental policy and programme responses to the phenomenon, and Part 3 specifically looks at the role the International Labour Organization plays in supporting migrants’ transition into decent work in China’s towns and cities.

4. 

   Perspectives on the social security system of China

   30 March 2006

   The essential aim of the present study is an integrated understanding, in its relevant historical context, of the past, present and projected development of the social security system of China. In order to do so, an assessment is made of each of the benefit programmes administered either directly or indirectly under the auspices of the government, including both the social insurance programmes under the supervision of the MOLSS and the social assistance programme administered by the Ministry of Civil Affairs (MOCA). These aspects form the subjects of, respectively, Chapters 1 and 2. Chapter 3 offers a social protection development agenda, designed to address strategic issues and possible directions which policy makers may wish to consider for the optimal delivery of social protection to the people of China.

5. Extending Old-age Insurance Coverage in the People’s Republic of China

   30 January 2006

   In 2004 and 2005 the ILO undertook a study, in cooperation with the Ministry of Labour and Social Security (MOLSS) of the People’s Republic of China, to identify ways to extend the coverage of China’s old-age insurance system.

6. National Plan of Action for Decent Work in Mongolia

   01 January 2006

   In order to meet the challenges ahead, in the areas of ILO mandate, Mongolia is in the process of finalizing the "National Plan of Action for Decent Work in Mongolia, 2005-2008". The Plan builds on the major policy work already conducted by the Government of Mongolia.

7. Decent Work Country Programme in Mongolia

   01 January 2006

   Contributing to realizing decent work in Mongolia.

8. 

   Child domestic labour in South East and East Asia: Emerging good practices to combat it

   01 January 2006

   Explores the current child domestic labour situation in the region and actions being taken to combat it.

2005

1. 

   Job and work analysis : guidelines on identifying jobs for persons with disabilities

   01 December 2005

   Provides advice to placement officers on how to find meaningful employment for people with disabilities. Highlights the process of job and work analysis.

2. 

   Guidelines for Developing Child Labour Monitoring Processes

   01 November 2005

   The guideline provides information on how to design, develop and operate child labour monitoring ans describes a genetic model of the process of child labour monitoring along with practical examples that will help you to adopt the model to specific child labour situations.

3. 

   Baseline survey on child domestic workers in Mongolia

   01 August 2005

   The main objective with the collection of primary data is to be able to estimate the urban incidence of CDWs in Ulaanbaatar and to estimate the rural incidence of CDWs in the three selected rural aimags. The survey results are expected to clarify the differences in the realities facing child domestic workers in urban and rural areas in Mongolia.

4. Study on policy evaluation and recommendations for flexible employment in china

   30 July 2005

   In the Study on the current situation of flexible employment in China - coverage, evolution and status, we have already researched into the concept, definition, type, scale, distribution and impact of various flexible employment forms in China. This report will go on to discuss about the adjustment in China’s legislation, institution and policy in response to increased flexibility in the labor market.

5. China Youth Employment Report — Analysis Report of China’s Survey on School to Work Transition

   30 May 2005

   The School to Work Transition Survey is the first sizable investigation in China on issues relating to employment of young people that makes use of research methodologies from International Labor Organizations, which will just meet the need of the research on China’s youth employment.

6. 

   Analysis report of the baseline survey for the TICW Project Phase II in Yunnan province

   01 January 2005

   Gives details of the findings from interviews carried out in 2004, of some 7,000 persons in six sending areas (County of Yuanyang, Jinping, Hekou, Pu’er, Menglian and Ximeng) and two receiving areas (District of Wuhua and Panlong) in Yunnan province.

7. 

   Labour migration 2003-2005: the work of the ILO to improve labour migration management policy and protection of migrant workers in East Asia

   01 January 2005

   An overview of ILO´s work on labour migration management policy and protection of migrant workers, helping governments, workers' and employers' organizations to take action on migration and trafficking in East Asia.

8. Migrant information guide Israel

   01 January 2005

   This leaflet is intended to provide Chinese citizens who wish to work abroad with information on the most important aspects of working and living in Israel and give general guidance to help them to make an informed decision by providing reliable sources of information about employment opportunities at abroad and help to better evaluate the actual costs and benefits of working abroad.

9. Migrant information guide Italy

   01 January 2005

   This leaflet is intended to provide Chinese citizens who wish to work abroad with information on the most important aspects of working and living in Italy and give general guidance to help them to make an informed decision by providing reliable sources of information about employment opportunities at abroad and help to better evaluate the actual costs and benefits of working abroad.

10. Migrant information guide France

    01 January 2005

    This leaflet is intended to provide Chinese citizens who wish to work abroad with information on the most important aspects of working and living in France and give general guidance to help them to make an informed decision by providing reliable sources of information about employment opportunities at abroad and help to better evaluate the actual costs and benefits of working abroad.

11. Migrant information guide United Kingdom

    01 January 2005

    This leaflet is intended to provide Chinese citizens who wish to work abroad with information on the most important aspects of working and living in The UK and give general guidance to help them to make an informed decision by providing reliable sources of information about employment opportunities at abroad and help to better evaluate the actual costs and benefits of working abroad.

12. Migrant information guide United States

    01 January 2005

    This leaflet is intended to provide Chinese citizens who wish to work abroad with information on the most important aspects of working and living in the US and give general guidance to help them to make an informed decision by providing reliable sources of information about employment opportunities at abroad and help to better evaluate the actual costs and benefits of working abroad.