Regulation of Work in Africa

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====== Equatorial Guinea ======

===== HIGH-LEVEL COUNTRY MAPPING =====

==== INSTITUTIONS AND STAKEHOLDER DATABASE – Equatorial Guinea ====

REC MEMBERSHIP – ECCAS, OHADA

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==== Governance Indicators ====

[[https://iiag.online/locations/gq.html|Equatorial Guinea Ibrahim Index of African Governance (IIAG)]]

Overall Governance score: 30.1 (/100)  
Rank: 50th (out of 54 countries)

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==== Population Size and Size of the Informal Economy ====

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==== Nature of the Legal System and ILO Status ====

Equatorial Guinea has been a **member of the International Labour Organization (ILO) since 1982**.

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==== Workers’ Rights in the Human Rights System, National Labour Law and Social Protection ====

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==== Existing Laws, Regulatory, Policy or Institutional Initiatives Protecting Workers in the Informal Economy ====

See sector-specific regulation below.

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===== PART 2 – SECTOR SPECIFIC REGULATION =====

Further analysis is provided in the sector pages below:

  * [[domestic_work|Domestic Work Sector]]
  * [[street_vendors|Street Vendors]]
  * [[waste_reclaiming|Waste Reclaiming]]
  * [[home_work|Home Working]]
  * [[gig_economy|Gig Work and the Platform Economy]]
  * [[farm_work|Farm Work]]
  * [[artisanal_mining|The Mining Sector and Artisanal Mining]]
  * [[taxi_transport|Taxi and Transport Sector (Gig-work/platform economy overlap)]]
  * [[cross_border_trade|Cross-Border Informal Trade]]