Africa Reading List
Graham, C. (1996) “Gender Issues In Poverty Alleviation: Recent Experiences with Demand-based Programs in Latin America, Africa and Eastern Europe,” ILO Issues in Development Paper 11, 1996.
ILO (2001) Poverty and Employment in Africa: Issues and Evidence, Presented as pre-
Sessional contribution to the ECOSOC High Level Segment on "The Role of the UN in Support of the Efforts of African Countries to Achieve Sustainable Effort", Geneva, 16-18 July, Geneva: Recovery and Reconstruction Department, ILO.
Kakwani, N., F. Soares and H. Son (2005) “Conditional Cash Transfers In African
Countries”, InternationalPovertyCenter, UNDP Working Paper No. 9.
Nkurunziza, J. “Generating Rural Employment In Africa To Fight Poverty,” Paper
presented at ECOSOC’s High-Level Segment, New York, May 9, 2006.
von Braun, J., Teklu, T. and Webb, P. (1991) 'Labor-Intensive Public Works for Food
Security: Experience in Africa', Working Papers on Food Subsidies, No.6, WashingtonD.C.: IFPRI.
Botswana
Tesfaye Teklu (1995) 'Labor-Intensive Public Works: The Experience of Botswana and
Tanzania', Chapter 6 in J. von Braun (ed.), Employment for Poverty Reduction and Food Security, WashingtonD.C.: IFPRI.
Ethiopia
Gelan, A. (2006) “Cash Or Food Aid? A General Equilibrium Analysis for Ethiopia”,
Development Policy Review, 24(5): 601-624.
Quisumbing, A. and Y. Yohannes. “How Fair Is Workfare? Gender, Public Works, and
Employment in Rural Ethiopia,” International Food Policy Research Institute Working Paper No. S3492, 2004.
Ghana
Baah-Boateng, William “Employment Policies For Sustainable Development: The
Experience of Ghana,” Paper Presented at Workshop on Employment Framework for Ghana’s Poverty Reduction Strategy, Organized by Government of Ghana, (Ghana: ILO, UNDP, May 7, 2004).
Epstein, G. and J. Heintz, “Monetary Policy And Financial Sector Reform For
Employment Creation And Poverty Reduction In Ghana,” InternationalPovertyCenter, UNDP Country Study 2, June 2006 (New York, UNDP, 2006)..
Heintz, J. (2004) “Elements Of An Employment Framework For Poverty Reduction In
Ghana”, Report of a Joint ILO/UNDP Mission.
Heintz, J. (2005) “Employment, Poverty And Gender In Ghana”, Political Economy
Research Working Paper No. 92.
Malawi
Devereux, S. (1999) '''Making Less Last Longer": Informal safety nets in Malawi', IDS Discussion Paper, No.373. Brighton: Institute of Development Studies.
Lema, C. (2005) 'Impacting poverty through integrated local level rural accessibility
planning in Malawi', ASIST Bulletin, No. 19.
Lwanda, A.C. and Esterhuizen, A. (2005) 'A multi-tier approach towards poverty reduction', ASIST Bulletin, No. 19.
Scott-Wilson (1999) Safety nets mechanism for Malawi: Public works programme study, Harare: Scott-Wilson Central Africa.
Morocco
World Bank (2005) Morocco Rural Water Supply And Sanitation Project.
Niger
Brown, L. Yohannes, Y., and Webb, P. (1994) ‘Rural Labor-Intensive Public Works:
Impacts of Participation on Preschooler Nutrition: Evidence from Niger’, American Agricultural Economics Association 76, 1213-1218. December.
South Africa
Adato, M., Haddad, L., Horner, D., Ravjee, N. and Haywood, R. () 999) From Works to Public Works: The Performance of Labour-Intensive Public Works in Western Cape Province, South Africa, Washington D.C.: IFPRI and Cape Town: SALDRU.
Adato, Michelle and Haddad, Lawrence, “Targeting Poverty Through Community-Based
Public Works Programs: A Cross-Disciplinary Assessment of Recent Experience In South Africa,” FCND Discussion Paper No. 121 (Washington, DC: International Food Policy Research Institute, 2001).
EPWP (2004a) Infrastructure Sector Plan for the Expanded Public Works Programme, Pretoria: Department of Public Works.
EPWP (2004b) Environment and Culture Sector Plan for the Expanded Public Works Programme, Pretoria: Department of Public Works.
EPWP (2004c) Social Sector Plan for the Expanded Public Works Programme, Pretoria: Department of Public Works.
EPWP (2005) Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP): Fourth Quarterly Report (I
April 2004 - 31 March 2005), Pretoria: Department of Public Works.
Haddad, L. and M. Adato (2001) “How Efficiently Do Public Works Programs Transfer
Benefits To The Poor? Evidence from South Africa”, FCND Discussion Paper No. 108, International Food Policy Research Institute, April 2001.
ILO (2005) 'EIIP: South Africa',
McCord, A. (2004) 'Tough nut to crack', Mail and Guardian, 7 May 2004.
ODI (2004) 'Public works as a solution to unemployment in South Africa? Two different models of public works programme compared', ESAU Briefing Paper, No.2.
Pollin, R., G. Epstein, J. Heintz, and L. Ndikumana. “An Employment-Targeted
Economic Program for South-Africa,” InternationalPovertyCenter, UNDP Country Study No. 1, June 2006.
Tanzania
Melgaard,L. (2000) 'Rehabilitation and maintenance of district and feeder roads in Mwanza region, Tanzania, ASIST Bulletin, No 10.
Zambia
Schubert, B (2004) “The Pilot Social Cash Transfer Scheme: Kalomo District, Zambia”,
Zambia Social Safety Net Project, December 2004.
Zimbabwe
Lema, C. (2003) 'A Case Study of the impact of selected access interventions in two rural districts in Zimbabwe', ASIST Bulletin, No.16.