Employment is a key factor in the human dimension of development. In its broader understanding, it means access to livelihood; in its narrower understanding, it implies activities which result in a job and regular income for those wishing to work. The demographic changes, the rate, patterns and quality of economic growth, its consequences, the policies of the countries, the deficiencies and inefficiencies of the labour market, unemployment, exclusion, the character of income distribution and degree of poverty, are synthesised in the utilization of human resources of a country. It is one of the most important indicators of human securit
Job creation is a central part of the policy of almost all African countries. The problems are parti...
This report describes the nature and ramifications of the employment problem in developing nations a...
The incidence of poverty has increased in the majority of African countries over the 1990, while a p...
In this paper three policy issues are analysed for labour markets in sub-Saharan Africa. First, are ...
Using nationally representative, multi-year survey data for nine African countries, this study docum...
As by product of economic growth, jobs are indeed transformational. In other words, efficiency incr...
In recent years, some counties in Africa south of the Sahara (SSA) have experienced growth in their ...
This report provides an overview of current research on and knowledge about employment trends and po...
This chapter documents and analyzes the predominance of informal employment in Africa and shows that...
Using data from the Groningen Growth and Development Center’s Africa Sector Database and the Demogra...
The population of Sub-Saharan Africa stood at 854 million in 2010. Annual population growth averaged...
There is an urgent need to re-investigate the functional relationship between globalisation, unemplo...
The abilities and qualities of labour that influence productivity include higher education, on-the-j...
This paper presents data and analyzes the structure of employment in thirteen African economies at t...
Since the demise of apartheid, the South African economy has undergone significant changes with the ...
Job creation is a central part of the policy of almost all African countries. The problems are parti...
This report describes the nature and ramifications of the employment problem in developing nations a...
The incidence of poverty has increased in the majority of African countries over the 1990, while a p...
In this paper three policy issues are analysed for labour markets in sub-Saharan Africa. First, are ...
Using nationally representative, multi-year survey data for nine African countries, this study docum...
As by product of economic growth, jobs are indeed transformational. In other words, efficiency incr...
In recent years, some counties in Africa south of the Sahara (SSA) have experienced growth in their ...
This report provides an overview of current research on and knowledge about employment trends and po...
This chapter documents and analyzes the predominance of informal employment in Africa and shows that...
Using data from the Groningen Growth and Development Center’s Africa Sector Database and the Demogra...
The population of Sub-Saharan Africa stood at 854 million in 2010. Annual population growth averaged...
There is an urgent need to re-investigate the functional relationship between globalisation, unemplo...
The abilities and qualities of labour that influence productivity include higher education, on-the-j...
This paper presents data and analyzes the structure of employment in thirteen African economies at t...
Since the demise of apartheid, the South African economy has undergone significant changes with the ...
Job creation is a central part of the policy of almost all African countries. The problems are parti...
This report describes the nature and ramifications of the employment problem in developing nations a...
The incidence of poverty has increased in the majority of African countries over the 1990, while a p...