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Workers' housing
29 October 2009
ILO Helpdesk Factsheet No. 6
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Eliminating Discrimination in the Workplace
29 October 2009
ILO Helpdesk Factsheet No. 5
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Putting Decent Work Principles into Practice: Labour-Management Cooperation for Responsible Enterprise Restructuring
29 October 2009
ILO Helpdesk Factsheet
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Declaration on the Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work
29 October 2009
ILO Helpdesk Factsheet No. 4
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The MNE Declaration - the detail
29 October 2009
ILO Helpdesk Factsheet No. 3
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The MNE Declaration: Your gateway to understanding and implementing labour standards
29 October 2009
ILO Helpdesk Factsheet No. 2
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The ILO and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
29 October 2009
ILO Helpdesk Factsheet No. 1
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Women’s Entrepreneurship Development Capacity Building Guide
26 October 2009
A training tool for improving the skills of staff in Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) support institutions and projects, enabling them to provide more effective services.
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Value Chain Development for Decent Work A guide for development practitioners, government and private sector initiatives
26 October 2009
The guide provides a systemic perspective, addressing not only value chain issues in the narrow sense but also important framework conditions, such as the relevance of the duration and cost of customs clearance, tariffs etc. Likewise, it addresses all relevant aspects that donors and other value chain facilitators need to take into account, including the need for institutional reform and its underlying incentive systems; issues of sustainability; the need to upscale project experiences; gender issues; etc.
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Briefing Note #1: The landscape of microinsurance in Africa
01 October 2009
Microinsurance is growing and expanding throughout Africa. Led by the ILO's Microinsurance Innovation Facility and the MicroInsurance Centre, Briefing Note #1 identified over fourteen million low-income people in Africa who were covered by microinsurance at the end of 2008. The outreach almost doubled over the last 4 years. Even with such growth, there are clearly significant gaps. Substantial parts of the continent remain almost barren of microinsurance. Health, agriculture and property covers, all significantly in need by the low-income market, are evident as a mere fraction of life insurance coverage. This study provides a detailed picture of microinsurance in Africa and discusses challenges in the years to come in order to facilitate broader, high-quality expansion.