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Women, Work and Development Series The majority of women around the world work long hours and contribute significantly to production and to family income, although this fact is not generally...

In 1977 the ILO initiated a long-term programme of technical co-operation to help developing countries improve their labour market information (LMI). A decade or so later, considerable progress had...

One of the important objectives of the ASEAN Programme on Industrial Relations for Development (a joint project ILO/UNDP/ASEAN) was to promote the study and analysis of basic issues in labour...

This report is the outcome of a research study initiated and financed by the ILO with the aim of better understanding Pakistani women entrepreneurs and their problems. It offers a portrayal of the...

Does work in multinational enterprises give women in developing countries an opportunity to free themselves from the restrictions of existing social structures? Information from 30 developing...

Report of an ILO/UNITAR international seminar, held in Tashkent, USSR, 11-19 October 1983, on women, work and demographic issues.Author: IloPublisher: International Labour OfficePublication Date: Dec...

In many developing countries wood harvesting with hand tools continues on a large scale. With the shift of emphasis towards trees grown by rural people rather than forestry enterprises, it will gain...

Author: Robert HeronPublisher: International Labour OfficePublication Date: Sep 26, 1998Number of Pages: 52 pagesBinding: Paperback or SoftbackISBN-10: 9221108767ISBN-13: 9789221108764

Author: International Labour OfficePublisher: International Labour OfficePublication Date: Apr 01, 2003Number of Pages: 120 pagesBinding: Paperback or SoftbackISBN-10: 9221137325ISBN-13: 9789221137320