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July 2012

  1. Tracer Study - PARAGUAY

    This report describes the research carried out in Paraguay following the methodology of tracer study. The research aimed to study the impact occurred in the life of former child beneficiaries of actions programmes implemented by IPEC projects in domestic labour and commercial sexual exploitation sectors.

June 2012

  1. Tackling child labour: From commitment to action

    This paper considers the progress that ILO member States are making in the application of ILO Conventions and Recommendations. It draws on two reports considered by the 2012 International Labour Conference: "Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work: From commitment to action" and "Giving globalization a human face".

May 2012

  1. Nepal child labour report based on data drawn from the Nepal Labour Force Survey 2008

    This report is the first statistical report in Nepal utilizing large-scale survey data. It is based on the data collected through the Nepal Labour Force Survey 2008 and it provides essential statistics for monitoring the child labour situation in the country.

  2. IPEC action against child labour 2010-2011: Progress and future priorities

    This Implementation Report provides a summary of the work of the ILO's International Programme on the Elimination of Child Labour during 2010-2011. It also provides an overview of significant developments during the biennium including the Global Conference on child labour, new global estimates on child labour and the adoption by the ILO of a Global Action Plan on the elimination of child labour.

  3. Report of the awareness raising campaign on child labour in Uganda

    This report was produced as a result of the need to guide and monitor the awareness raising campaign to build synergies between the different partners in the campaign and to document the processes and outcomes of the campaign.

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