Publications

May 2010

1. From bondage to schools in brick kilns

   School attendance among children of brick kiln workers in India has increased remarkably since 2009. This is a result of the Empolyers' Association's (CABMA) partnership with the ILO to promote the welfare of workers.

2. Cooperating out of child labour

   The IPEC Karnataka child labour project has a holistic approach to eliminate and prevent child labour, through its four levels; community, block, disctrict and state.

March 2009

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   Sub study on Migrant Child Labour Component

January 2009

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   Sub Study on Impact of INDUS child labour project on policy and programmes for elimination of Child labour in India

March 2008

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   Child labour wages and productivity: Results from demand-side surveys

   This SIMPOC study gathered preliminary evidence on wages and productivity of children and adults in two occupations in each of four selected countries in different world regions. Survey work was carried out in Ghana, India, the Philippines and Uganda in 2004 and 2005.

February 2008

1. Report on the Asian Regional Meeting to discuss the Draft Resolution on Child Labour Statistics (ICLS)

   Asia Tripartite Regional Meeting to discuss the Draft Resolutionon Child Labour Statistics [to be submitted to the 18th ICLS](31 January to 01 February 2008, Manila)

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   On the road to a healthier and happier life. Rehabilitation of Child Labour. Stories of success and hope (INDUS Project)

   In 2007, after the ILO-IPEC-INDUS Child Labour Project had run for about four years, its Project Directors were asked to identify those components of the project where their district had achieved success, so that others could benefit from their experience. This book follows an analysis of the answers provided, plus the feedback from the INDUS Project team at ILO, New Delhi, who have been actively monitoring the project on the ground.

December 2005

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   Combating child labour in Asia and the Pacific: Progress and challenges

   For more information please consult www.ilo.org/asia

December 2002

1. Coming together: From confrontation to collaboration, a tale of trade unions joining hands against child labour

   The International Labour Office (ILO), New Delhi, and the Andhra Pradesh Federation of Trade Unions for the Elimination of Child Labour (APFTUCL) have pleasure in presenting this booklet, Coming together: From Confrontation to Collaboration - A Tale of Trade UnionsJoining Hands Against Child Labour, describing the joint initiatives of six trade unions in combating child labour in the State of Andhra Pradesh, India.