Employment-Intensive Infrastructure Programmes : Capacity Building for Contracting in the Construction Sector

Peter Bentall · Andreas Beusch · J. de Veen

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This comprehensive, easy-to-use guide describes how large scale labour-based infrastructure programmes, carried out by contract, should be developed. The practical guidelines presented in this book introduce cost-effective, employment-intensive approaches to infrastructure works while exploring how socio-economic objectives such as employment, conditions of work and labour standards can be integrated into private sector programmes of this nature.

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