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Public Works and Public Employment Programmes: What role in socioeconomic recovery? Webinar Day 2

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The role of public works and public employment programmes to contribute to the recovery from the COVID-19 crisis, as well as transformational changes impacting the world continue to evolve and be debated. This webinar aimed to contribute to this discussion by presenting relevant and current research, and case studies of such programmes from around the globe. The webinar was an opportunity to learn about and discuss five key themes related to these programmes and how they can contribute to the ILO's goal of Decent Work for all. The event will be relevant to all working on these types of programmes, including their design, implementation, evaluation or research.
DAY 2: Friday 22 October, 14h00 to 16h30 CET
Session 3: Work matters to people. And it’s about more than just the income
Moderator: Kate Philip, Presidential Employment Stimulus, South Africa
The Psychosocial Value of Employment , Reshmaan Hussam, Harvard Business School
Territoires Zéro Chômage Longue Durée (TZCLD) , (Territories with Zero long-term Unemployment), Victoria Bazurto, TZCLD France
Session 4: PEPs and their multipliers and spillovers
Moderator: Samuel Asfaha, Bureau for Employers‘ Activities, ILO
Impacts of (improving) employment guarantee schemes on the broader economy , Paul Niehaus, University of California San Diego
Session 5: PEPs and the social contract of the future
Moderator: Christina Behrendt Head, Social Policy Unit, Social Protection Department, ILO
Employing the unemployed of Marienthal: Evaluation of a guaranteed job program , Lukas Lehner, University of Oxford
Employment Matters Too Much To Society To Leave To Markets Alone The Role Of Public Employment Programmes As Part Of A Social Contract For The Future Of Work , Kate Philip, Programme Lead: Presidential Employment Stimulus, South Africa
Closing: Mito Tsukamoto, Chief Development and Investment Branch, ILO
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