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Decent Work in a Least Developed Country: A Critical Assessment of the Ethiopia PRSP


Graeme J. Buckley


International Labour Organization (ILO) - Policy Integration Department

July 2004

International Labour Office Working Paper No. 42

Abstract:     
The International Labour Organization has engaged in the PRSP process as a means to connect poverty reduction and Decent Work Agenda on the national level. In this context the paper analyzes the Ethiopian PRSP with regard to decent work. The objectives at hand include: empowering the tripartite constituents to promote social dialogue on drafting and implementing poverty reduction strategies, incorporating aspects of decent work into PRSPs, influencing development organizations and concerned governments. In addition, it is important to put effort into equity and not solely on growth in the PRSPs by using techniques such as reform of land rights, development of a fair, efficient and effective fiscal policy, and the promotion of core labour standards. The purpose is to form policies that will have a more significant role for decent work integrated into poverty reduction strategies such as SDPRP and the participatory process creating the PRSP.

Number of Pages in PDF File: 40

Keywords: decent work, least developed country, Ethiopia, PRSP

JEL Classification: I32, I31, O55

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Date posted: July 25, 2006  

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Buckley, Graeme J., Decent Work in a Least Developed Country: A Critical Assessment of the Ethiopia PRSP (July 2004). Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=908257 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.908257

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Graeme J. Buckley (Contact Author)
International Labour Organization (ILO) - Policy Integration Department ( email )
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Geneva 22, 1211
Switzerland
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