Kenya: Resources on child labour
2008
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Publication
TACKLE - Combater o trabalho infantil pela educaçao em 11 países: levar as crianças do trabalho para a escola
01 June 2008
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Publication
Kenya: Child labour data country brief
01 January 2008
Child labour country brief on current data from SIMPOC surveys based on common indicators
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Publication
Baseline survey on children in commercial sex in Kenya's four towns of Nairobi, Kisumu, Eldoret and Nyeri
01 January 2008
The primary objective of the survey was to asses through qualitative and quantitative means the extent of Commercial Sexual Exploitation Children (CSEC) in Kenya¿s four selected towns. The survey focused on the nature, extent, cause and characteristics of CSEC; it developed profiles of commercial sex activities of the children and the study towns and identified the determinants of school drop outs, achievements and performance.
2007
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Publication
Agricultural policies and the Elimination of Child Labour in Kenya
01 June 2007
This assessment is a contribution to the commemoration of the World Day Against Child Labour (WDACL), i.e. June 12th, for the year 2007. The report analyses key issues, gaps and opportunities regarding the extent to which Kenya¿s agricultural policies and laws address elimination of child labour especially its worst forms. Recommendations are made on how to fill the identified gaps as a way of accelerating the fight against child labour in agriculture.
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Instructional material
Travail domestique des enfants en Ouganda, Tanzanie, Zambie et au Kenya : Bonnes pratiques innovantes pour le combattre
01 January 2007
Ce rapport sur les bonnes pratiques innovantes se focalise sur les programmes de lutte contre le travail domestique des enfants mis en oeuvre au Kenya, en Ouganda, en Tanzanie et en Zambie. Même si ces bonnes pratiques sont des pratiques «innovantes», le rapport considère comme une évidence que ce programme a contribué à introduire des changements significatifs dans la vie de nombreux enfants domestiques et des enfants qui sont en situation de risque d'intégrer le travail domestique.
2006
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Instructional material
Trabajo infantil doméstico en Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda y Zambia : Buenas prácticas emergentes para combatirlo
01 January 2006
Las buenas prácticas que se presentan en este informe se basan en las intervenciones hechas para retirar, prevenir y rehabilitar a los niños y niñas que ya estaban en el trabajo doméstico; para prevenir a aquellos niños y niñas que estaban en situación de riesgo de caer en el trabajo doméstico; para fortalecer la capacidad de las partes interesadas, y para contribuir a crear un entorno favorable.
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Instructional material
Emerging good practices on action to combat child domestic labour in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia
01 January 2006
This report on emerging good practices focuses on Child Domestic Labour programmes implemented in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Zambia. These good practices range from effective community mobilization to effective protection of older children working as domestic labourers.
2005
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Publication
A Strategy for a Microfinance Component in the Kenya Time-Bound Programme
01 September 2005
This strategy was commissioned by IPEC in collaboration with the ILO's Social Finance Unit (SFU) to develop a sustainable microfinance component that includes a broad range of financial services tailored to the needs of the IPEC target groups for use in the Time-Bound Programmes. The strategy will strengthen the impact and sustainability of microfinance components in IPEC projects, through partnering with experienced microfinance providers.
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Publication
Impact of childrens work on school attendance and performance: a review of school survey evidence from five countries
01 March 2005
The paper presents a descriptive overview of the association between work involvement and schooling for five countries. It also examines causal links between work involvement and school by using regression analyses. The countries included in the analysis are Brazil, Kenya, Turkey, Lebanon and Sri Lanka.
2003
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Publication
Skills training strategies to combat worst forms of child labour in the urban informal sector in Kenya
01 August 2003
The purpose of this study is to prepare the information and knowledge base for developing sub-regional projects that will develop and implement strategies to combat the worst forms of child labour in the urban informal sector through cost effective methods of skill training with special emphasis on traditional apprenticeship schemes.