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The Asian Regional Team for Employment Promotion (ARTEP) is responsible for implementing the ILO's World Employment Programme in the Asian region. Its main objectives are to identify the factors which prevent a substantial expansion of employment opportunities in countries of the region, to identify measures which can overcome these factors and to assist governments in the implementation of such measures. The ARTEP is based in New Delhi, India. This volume is a synthesis of the discussion held at the Fourth Meeting of Asian Employment Planners organised by the ARTEP in New Delhi on 17-19 December, 1991.
The studies assembled in this volume are aimed at analysing the structure of women's labour force participation in India
THE ASIAN EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMME is an integral part of the ILO's World Employment Programme. Its main objectives are to identify the factors which prevent a substantial expansion of employment opportunities in countries in the Asian Region, to identify measures which can overcome these factors and to assist governments in the implementation of such measures. The Asian Regional Team for Employment Promotion (ARTEP) based in Bangkok is responsible for implementing the Asian Employment Programme.
As a result of the economic reform programme in Vietnam the private sector has assumed a key role as engine of economic growth and source of employment and income generation. Yet, information on this sector has been woefully inadequate. The present study provides a first comprehensive investigation of the private non-farm sector in post-reform Vietnam, based on a large field survey of rural and urban non-state enterprises in both the south and the north in 1991. The economic and operational characteristics of these enterprises, their development track and growth constraints, linkages with othe.