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United against child labour: The Government of the Netherlands and the ILO renew their partnership through the 2nd phase of the ACCEL Africa project.

28 September 2023

The ILO and the Netherlands are uniting against child labour through the 2nd phase of the ACCEL Africa project in a holistic approach.

ACCEL Africa 2nd Phase

Accelerating action for the elimination of child labour in supply chains in Africa (ACCEL AFRICA) - 2nd phase in brief

13 September 2023

The ACCEL Africa Project is entering its second phase with a strong commitment to eradicating child labour in supply chains across Africa. It is continuing to target the root causes of child labour in specific countries and supply chains, particularly in agriculture, mining, and the rural economy.

The focus countries for intervention are Cote d'Ivoire, Ghana, Kenya, Mali, Nigeria, and Uganda, working in the cocoa, coffee, cotton, gold, and tea supply chains.

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A Turnaround Journey — From School Dropout to Entrepreneur, Chabala Msukwa's Story of Transformation

12 September 2023

Today, Chawala Msukwa operates his own carpentry business, earning approximately K60,000 per month — an income he never could have imagined during his days of picking coffee berries.

Article

A Turnaround Journey — From School Dropout to Entrepreneur, Chabala Msukwa's Story of Transformation

12 September 2023

Today, Chawala Msukwa operates his own carpentry business, earning approximately K60,000 per month — an income he never could have imagined during his days of picking coffee berries.

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Uniting Against Child Labour: A Celebration of Progress and Vision for a Future Free of Child Exploitation in Egypt

12 July 2023

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ACCEL Africa results in Egypt

03 July 2023

The brief provides a description of the most relevant results of the ACCEL Africa project implementation in Egypt.

Publication

Identifying productive strategies for inclusion and economic empowerment in the eradication and prevention of child labour in Uganda: Mapping and analysis of the coffee and tea supply chains

03 July 2023

Through a systems approach, the study carries out a mapping of the tea and coffee supply chains in Uganda, highlighting key interventions to promote productive inclusion and economic empowerment strategies aimed at tackling the root causes of child labour and fostering Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work (FPRW) in the target sectors.