Child Labour Platform (CLP)
In April 2012, the Child Labour Platform (CLP) was transferred to the International Organisation of Employers (IOE) and the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC), co-chairs of the UN Global Compact Labour Working Group.
The CLP aims to identify the obstacles to the implementation of the ILO Conventions in supply chains and surrounding communities, identify practical ways of overcoming these obstacles, and catalyse collective action.
Detailed Terms of Reference of the Child Labour Platform (CLP) can be seen here. For more information, please contact Katherine Torres, torresk@ilo.org
Learn more about the Project.
So…
YES? Complete the CLP’s Membership Form and return it to clp@ilo.org.
If you have any questions about your organisation’s membership of the Child Labour Platform (CLP), please contact Katherine Torres, torresk@ilo.org.
The CLP aims to identify the obstacles to the implementation of the ILO Conventions in supply chains and surrounding communities, identify practical ways of overcoming these obstacles, and catalyse collective action.
Detailed Terms of Reference of the Child Labour Platform (CLP) can be seen here. For more information, please contact Katherine Torres, torresk@ilo.org
Learn more about the Project.
Get Involved!
New businesses and relevant organizations are welcomed onto the Child Labour Platform (CLP) on an ongoing basis. All participants are encouraged to consult the outcome documents of previous meetings and events to be found on our "Highlights" section.So…
- Do your organisation’s values target raising labour standards in the supply chain?
- Is your organization ready for open knowledge exchange on strategies to reduce child labour in supply chains?
- Is your organization committed to developing practical and feasible approaches to tackle child labour in its supply chain?
YES? Complete the CLP’s Membership Form and return it to clp@ilo.org.
If you have any questions about your organisation’s membership of the Child Labour Platform (CLP), please contact Katherine Torres, torresk@ilo.org.