Publications on Employment intensive investment
2011
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Local investments for climate change adaptation: Green jobs through green works
01 December 2011
A guide for identifying, designing and implementing interventions in support of climate change adaptation at the local level.
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Analysing the employment impact of public investment and sectoral policies - The DySAM methodology
01 August 2011
This paper presents the DySAM, a diagnostic tool which helps understand the employment impact of infrastructure investment, but also other public policies. The paper explains its functioning, purpose and applicability also showing findings of country studies.
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Dynamic Social Accounting Matrix (DySAM):Concept, Methodology and Simulation Outcomes . The case of Indonesia and Mozambique.
23 June 2011
Employment Working Paper No. 88
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Local investments for climate change adaptation: In brief ILO in Asia and the Pacific green jobs through green works
24 May 2011
This brochure provides a guide for the identification, design and implementation of interventions in support of climate change adaptation at the local level. It promotes a local resource-based approach for infrastructure development, which adds value by using environmentally-friendly methods for constructing and maintaining assets, while providing employment opportunities and enhancing the capacity of governments, contractors and communities.
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Towards an ILO approach to climate change adaptation
27 February 2011
Employment Working Paper No. 104
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Women in infrastructure works: Boosting gender equality and rural development!
28 January 2011
Gender is an important but largely neglected aspect of infrastructure planning and provision. Rural women pay a particularly high price for the lack of infrastructure, in time spent accessing water for domestic or agricultural uses, processing and marketing food and other agricultural or non-farm products, collecting firewood and reaching health services for themselves and their families. This ‘time poverty’ limits their ability to develop or access complementary sources of income. Rural infrastructure programmes can enhance women’s participation and benefits – as workers during construction and as beneficiaries of the asset(s) created.
2010
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Benefits of improved road access
31 August 2010
A study conducted in June 2010 of the effects of the road improvements on the livelihoods of the targeted beneficiaries by the Project Creating Jobs: Capacity Building for Local Resource-Based Road Works in Selected Districts in NAD and Nias
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Mitigating a Jobs Crisis: Innovations in Public Employment Programmes (IPEP)
01 July 2010
Employment Sector - Employment Report No. 6
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Towards the right to work: Innovations in Public Employment Programmes (IPEP)
23 June 2010
Employment Working Paper No. 69
2009
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Promoting employment-intensive growth in Bangladesh: Policy analysis of the manufacturing and service sectors
30 November 2009
Employment Working Paper No. 38