Increased application of labour-based methods through appropriate engineering standards: Zimbabwe country report

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Autori principali: Tony Greening, Dejene Sahle, Greg Morosiuk, Kenneth Mukura, Nick Elsworth
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Pubblicazione: International Labour Organization 2006
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author Tony Greening
Dejene Sahle
Greg Morosiuk
Kenneth Mukura
Nick Elsworth
author_facet Tony Greening
Dejene Sahle
Greg Morosiuk
Kenneth Mukura
Nick Elsworth
Tony Greening
Dejene Sahle
Greg Morosiuk
Kenneth Mukura
Nick Elsworth
contents Increased application of labour-based methods through appropriate engineering standards: Zimbabwe country report Tony Greening Dejene Sahle Greg Morosiuk Kenneth Mukura Nick Elsworth This report covers activities in Zimbabwe. These activities include the selection of test sites that are typical of labour-based roads in Zimbabwe, monitoring and evaluating their performance and estimating their life-cycle costs. This report is part of a series of publications from a project whose goal was to promote sustainable livelihoods and contribute to the socio-economic development of disadvantaged rural populations through the provision of improved road access. The purpose was to reduce the life-time costs of unpaved rural roads by promoting appropriate engineering standards, planning tools and works procedures for labour-based construction and maintenance. ILO ISBN 9789221188674 publication.report
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institution Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT)
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publisher International Labour Organization
spellingShingle Increased application of labour-based methods through appropriate engineering standards: Zimbabwe country report
Tony Greening
Dejene Sahle
Greg Morosiuk
Kenneth Mukura
Nick Elsworth
Increased application of labour-based methods through appropriate engineering standards: Zimbabwe country report Tony Greening Dejene Sahle Greg Morosiuk Kenneth Mukura Nick Elsworth This report covers activities in Zimbabwe. These activities include the selection of test sites that are typical of labour-based roads in Zimbabwe, monitoring and evaluating their performance and estimating their life-cycle costs. This report is part of a series of publications from a project whose goal was to promote sustainable livelihoods and contribute to the socio-economic development of disadvantaged rural populations through the provision of improved road access. The purpose was to reduce the life-time costs of unpaved rural roads by promoting appropriate engineering standards, planning tools and works procedures for labour-based construction and maintenance. ILO ISBN 9789221188674 publication.report
title Increased application of labour-based methods through appropriate engineering standards: Zimbabwe country report
url https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/report/Increased-application-of-labour-based-methods-through/995219195702676