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Women at Work, October 2016
Employment and the Labor Market in Bangladesh: Overview of Trends and Challenges, August 2016
Bangladesh: Consolidating Export-led Growth – Country Diagnostic Study, September 2016
Bangladesh. Rana Plaza Compensation Scheme. Technical report on the scheme design and operationalization, and lessons learnt
This report has been prepared in the context of the Ghana Social Opportunities Project that seeks to support Ghana to rationalize its social protection expenditure. The Report analyses expenditure in terms of its sustainability, robustness, efficiency and effectiveness in preventing ...
Read More »Bangladesh: Looking Beyond Garments – Employment Diagnostic Study, September 2016
Improving Working Conditions in the Ready-Made Garment Sector in Bangladesh (RMGP Programme)
In recent years the Bangladesh RMG sector has witnessed a number of industrial accidents including the fire at Tazreen Fashions and the collapse of Rana Plaza which claimed the lives of over 1,200 workers. The ILO Programme on Improving Working ...
Read More »Bangladesh Decent Work Country Programme review 2006-2009
The report on the review of the 2006-2009 Bangladesh DWCP includes a brief summary of the country context, progress towards each of the four outcomes, a discussion of how gender issues factored into the implementation of the DWCP, progress relative ...
Read More »Female labour force participation in Bangladesh: trends, drivers and barriers
This paper examines recent trends in women’s labour force participation in Bangladesh. It shows that there has been an increase in female labour force participation in Bangladesh, alongside the acceleration in economic growth since the 1990s. In contrast to the ...
Read More »Bangladesh: Seeking better employment conditions for better socioeconomic outcomes
Studies on Growth with Equity The report analyses the country’s economic growth driven by its ready-made garment (RMG) sector and contains recommendations to make this growth more sustainable and improve working conditions in Bangladesh. It is often argued that the ...
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