Information resources

IPEC's database contains hundreds of ILO publications and other materials on child labour in many languages. Use the Quick links section to the right for direct access to some of the different types of information available. Resources for specific child labour topics can also be found on the page for that topic from the left menu.

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Highlights

  • The end of child labour: Within reach
    The ILO’s new Global Report on Child Labour presents a new global agenda building on lessons learned to achieve further progress in the elimination of child labour. Based on reliable data and information, the report sheds new light on the means by which countries and the international community are making major strides in eliminating child labour.
  • Global Child Labour Trends 2000-2004
    This publication presents the ILO’s global estimates of child labour in 2004 and compares them with the previous estimates for 2000. Both estimates are based on the same underlying definitions and use comparable methodologies. The exercise was facilitated by a rich database of national-level child labour statistics derived from SIMPOC1 surveys and other sources. UCW, an inter-agency project on child labour statistics and research, provided access to non-ILO data and assisted in the analysis.
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