MAP16 Project's products

  1. Rapid assessment on child labour in agriculture in Kosovo

    09 November 2023

    This report describes the nature, pattern, distribution, dynamics and causes of child labour in agriculture, and suggests possible policy options to address child labour in Kosovo’s agricultural sector.

  2. SERBIA NATIONAL CHILD LABOUR SURVEY 2021

    26 July 2023

    This report presents the results of the first Child Labour Survey conducted by the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia in 2021 with technical support from the International Labour Organization (ILO) through the MAP16 project. The survey is based on the latest international standard on child labour measurement and its main objectives are to estimate the prevalence of child labour and of hazardous child labour in Serbia.

  3. At a glance - SERBIA NATIONAL CHILD LABOUR SURVEY 2021

    25 July 2023

    The factsheet presents the key results of the Child Labour Survey 2021 and provides an overview of the child labour situation in Serbia.

  4. Child labour in Kosovo: An enquiry into the causes and impact of child labour

    01 February 2023

    This report provides a descriptive overview of the prevalence, determinants and effects of child labour based on descriptive and regression analysis of Kosovo’s 2019-2020 Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS).

  5. Methodology of the 2020 ILO-UNICEF Global Estimates of Child Labour

    17 October 2022

    The report presents the methodological protocols used for the development of the 2020 ILO-UNICEF Global Estimates of Child Labour.

  6. Meet the Project Manager: MAP16 project to reduce child labour and forced labour in Serbia

    18 August 2022

    Milica Djordjevic, ILO National Project Coordinator of the MAP16 project, funded by the US Department of Labor, explains what she does to reduce child labour and forced labour in Serbia. Child labour means that children are too young for their work or it is harmful for them. The ILO has been supporting governments for decades to address their child labour concerns, always tailoring interventions to local needs. In 2017, the ILO and its partners came out with a strategy which defines country priorities. In addition, the ILO conducted a national survey in 2021 which shows that 9.5% of children in Serbia are in child labour, mainly in agriculture. The ILO trained about 400 professionals (social workers, police, prosecutors and labour inspectors) to identify child labour situations. Checklists, tools and standards are at their disposal to tackle cases. The decree on hazardous child labour was adopted so that children in child labour or forced labour can receive immediate assistance.

  7. A Practical Guide for Journalists - TIP SHEET

    10 August 2022

    Fighting Child Labour and Promoting Children's Rights in Fiji's Media This publication includes: 1. Tips on writing stories about children 2. Tips on conducting interviews with children

  8. A practical guide for journalists

    10 August 2022

    Fighting child labour and promoting children's rights in Fiji's media.

  9. Vulnerabilities to child labour

    16 May 2022

    Identifying particularly vulnerable groups of children and their specific needs is essential for the elimination of child labour. This brief brings together the key findings from four studies that each address a key area of vulnerability to child labour: climate change, situations of crisis, indigenous peoples and informality. For each of the thematic areas, the brief presents evidence of the linkages with child labour and implications for policy.

  10. Ruwwad-ILO model of direct intervention on child labour in Jordan: Case study

    21 January 2022

    This report presents a case study in the area of child labour based on projects implemented by Ruwwad, the Arab Foundation for Sustainable Development.