Publications on child labour
2021
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Myanmar Safe Work for Youth - Training Kit (second edition)
14 December 2021
The “Safe work for youth” Kit includes materials designed for public administrators, employers and young people about the occupational hazards and risks faced by young workers in Myanmar in the garment, construction and fishing sectors. The kits contains a number of tools, including guidance and tips on OSH specifically for these sectors, aiming at preventing hazardous work.
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Child labour statistical profile: Europe and Central Asia
10 December 2021
This profile provides statistics on child labour prevalence and characteristics for the Europe and Central Asia region.
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Child labour statistical profile: Southern Asia
10 December 2021
This profile provides statistics on child labour prevalence and characteristics for the Southern Asia region.
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Child labour statistical profile: Eastern and South-Eastern Asia and the Pacific Islands
10 December 2021
This profile provides statistics on child labour prevalence and characteristics in the region of Eastern and South-Eastern Asia and the Pacific Islands.
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Child labour statistical profile: Latin America and the Caribbean
16 November 2021
This document provides statistics on child labour prevalence and characteristics for the Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) region based on the ILO-UNICEF 2020 Global estimates of child labour.
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Measurement, awareness raising, and policy engagement project (MAP16) in Niger
12 October 2021
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Addressing child labour among forcibly displaced and host communities in East Darfur and West Kordofan States, Sudan
11 October 2021
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Communication Strategies on Child Labour: From awareness raising to action
20 September 2021
A desk review with preliminary design ideas for campaigns in Africa and Europe
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SCREAM - A special module on child labour in agriculture
14 September 2021
This publication is a companion module to the SCREAM education pack. It is intended for use by educators to raise awareness among children and youth about child labour in agriculture, in particular the hazards involved, and to promote safe and decent youth employment in the sector.
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The role of cooperatives in eliminating child labour - A facilitator guide to train field trainers
30 June 2021
The objective of the training package on “The role of cooperatives in eliminating Child Labour” is to raise awareness of management, staff and members of agricultural cooperatives about child labour so that they are able to decide on and implement a set of actions that will contribute to the prevention and elimination of child labour within the cooperative’s and members’ operations as well as in their communities. It uses a situated learning approach, where participants are actively involved in their learning experience and learning focuses on skills and competencies specific to their professional practices. The training package builds on previous materials on cooperatives and child labour as well as ILO’s practical experience. The training package contains: a Facilitator guide to train field trainers and a Facilitator Guide to train management, staff and members of agricultural cooperatives. A PowerPoint presentation to support training of trainers can be requested from coop@ilo.org