Outcome 5.TANZANIA_Working Conditions, 2014-15 (Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2014-17)

Low wages, instability of earnings and overall poor working conditions tend to be concentrated within certain groups of workers (disproportionately women and members of socially disadvantaged groups) and in some sectors, such as domestic work. The ultimate objective of this programme is improved, more equitable working and living standards for workers especially those in vulnerable situations. The programme achieves this by strengthening the capacities of national governments, workers’ and employers’ organizations, and other governance institutions to assess, design and implement effective policies, laws and programmes concerning wages and earnings, working time and other conditions of work. ILO assistance operates at two levels: (i) country level, consisting of direct assistance to national constituents, tailored to specific needs and opportunities; and (ii) global level, building the knowledge base and policy tools necessary for understanding issues and alternative policy measures, which policy- and decision-makers and ILO specialists could use. Countries assisted under the Sida programme in 2014-15 are: Cape Verde, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Tanzania and Zambia.

Project symbol

URT/14/50/SID

Admin unit

CO-Dar es Salaam

Start date

01/06/2014

End date

31/12/2015

Total allocation

136450

Total expenditure

Status

Closed

99374

Development Partners

Sweden, Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency

Country/Countries

United Republic of Tanzania

Outcomes

Promoting workplace compliance through labour inspection