Identification of informality through labour force surveys: main findings from the ILO pilot studies in Uganda and Peru

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Hauptverfasser: Antonio R. Discenza (Author), Michael Frosch (Author), Kieran Walsh (Author)
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Veröffentlicht: International Labour Organization 2023
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author Antonio R. Discenza (Author)
Michael Frosch (Author)
Kieran Walsh (Author)
author_facet Antonio R. Discenza (Author)
Michael Frosch (Author)
Kieran Walsh (Author)
Antonio R. Discenza (Author)
Michael Frosch (Author)
Kieran Walsh (Author)
contents Identification of informality through labour force surveys: main findings from the ILO pilot studies in Uganda and Peru Antonio R. Discenza (Author) Michael Frosch (Author) Kieran Walsh (Author) The topic of this report is the identification of informality in line with the resolution concerning statistics on the informal economy adopted at the 21st ICLS. Key findings and conclusions are presented from the different stages of testing, along with their implications for questionnaire design and content. Ensuring that informal employment and informal sector are measured well and with a gender perspective is key to improving our understanding the characteristics of women’s and men’s work. Statistical methodology series, 11, ILO, [1st ed.] ISBN 9789220401767 publication.report
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spellingShingle Identification of informality through labour force surveys: main findings from the ILO pilot studies in Uganda and Peru
Antonio R. Discenza (Author)
Michael Frosch (Author)
Kieran Walsh (Author)
Identification of informality through labour force surveys: main findings from the ILO pilot studies in Uganda and Peru Antonio R. Discenza (Author) Michael Frosch (Author) Kieran Walsh (Author) The topic of this report is the identification of informality in line with the resolution concerning statistics on the informal economy adopted at the 21st ICLS. Key findings and conclusions are presented from the different stages of testing, along with their implications for questionnaire design and content. Ensuring that informal employment and informal sector are measured well and with a gender perspective is key to improving our understanding the characteristics of women’s and men’s work. Statistical methodology series, 11, ILO, [1st ed.] ISBN 9789220401767 publication.report
title Identification of informality through labour force surveys: main findings from the ILO pilot studies in Uganda and Peru
url https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/report/Identification-of-informality-through-labour-force/995351080902676