Publications on child labour

2003

  1. Survey on children 5-17 years old in Philippines (2001)

    01 January 2003

    The 2001 survey on children 5-17 years old is a nationwide survey which provides estimates on the number of Filipino working children between ages 5 and 17 years, their characteristics and of the households to which they belong

  2. HIV/AIDS and child labour in the United Republic of Tanzania: A rapid assessment (Paper 03)

    01 January 2003

  3. Brazil - Child and adolescent domestic work in selected years from 1992 to 1999: A national report (IWFCL, No. 40)

    01 January 2003

    The purpose of the national reports is to provide an in-depth analysis of child domestic workers - a widespread worst form of child labour - at the country level. The report of Brazil made use of data gathered by the National Institute ofGeography and Statistics (IBGE) in selected years of the last decade.

  4. Executive Summary. Analysis for improved regulation and compliance with national and international norms on child and adolescent labour in Ecuador, with special emphasis on the most extreme forms

    01 January 2003

    The analysis includes current primary norms (the Constitution, international conventions and laws) and secondary norms (regulations, executive decrees, ministerial agreements and relevant municipal ordinances). Recommendations for improving this juridical framework are made at the end.

  5. National report on the results of the child and adolescent labour survey in Nicaragua - 2000

    01 January 2003

    This report presents the results of the National Child Labour Survey conducted in Nicaragua in the year 2000.

  6. Annotated bibliography on child labour

    01 January 2003

  7. Eliminating Child Labor in the Philippines

    01 January 2003

  8. An Analysis of the Causes and Consequences of Child Labor in the Philippines

    01 January 2003

    The study aims: 1) to analyze the causes and consequences of child labor in the Philippines; and 2) to provide recommendations that will be the basis for developing integrated and sustainable interventions and/or enhancing existing government policies and programs, both economic and social, to address child labor. The influence of macro level parameters on households¿ decisions to allow children to participate in the labor market is the focus of the study.

  9. Implementation Report 2003: IPEC Action Against Child Labour: Highlights 2002

    01 January 2003

  10. An In-Depth Analysis of Child Labour and Poverty in Honduras

    01 January 2003

    The present document describes the country¿ s political, economic and soc ial context; analyses general labour market conditions and the context within which children's work takes place; a summary of the general situation of children's work in the country; the relationship between children's work and poverty and other conditioning factors; conclusions and recommendations.