Kyrgystan: Resources
2015
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Good practices
Good practices on the elimination of child labour in Central Asia
01 April 2015
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Child labour: PROACT CAR Project
Combating child labour in Central Asia: Commitment becomes action (PROACT CAR) Phase III - Project
20 March 2015
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Good Practice
SCREAM national adaptation recommended by the Ministry of Education and Science and applied in schools in Kyrgyzstan
22 January 2015
2014
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Publication
ILO-IPEC contributions to eliminate the worst forms of child labour in Kyrgyzstan 2005-2013
07 March 2014
2013
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News
Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan sharing knowledge in combating child labour
11 June 2013
Within the framework of activities carried out by IPEC Programme in Central Asia two study tours were organized for tripartite partners in the region to learn experience of combating child labour in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan.
2012
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Brochure
Project Brief: Combating Child Labour in Central Asia - Commitment becomes Action PROACT CAR Phase III
01 February 2012
2011
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Publication
ILO-IPEC Kyrgyzstan Newsletter for the period August-December 2011
01 December 2011
The newsletter will be used as an awareness raising tool on child labour and to present the ILO-IPEC recent activities and achievements in the country.
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Publication
Activities for the elimination of child labour in Kyrgyzstan 2005-2010
01 February 2011
2010
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Meeting document
Regional workshop - Europe and Central Asia Regional Training Course on Child Labour Data Collection through Baseline Surveys and Rapid Assessments
01 September 2010
This executable file contents the Agenda, Presentations and List of Participants of the Europe and Central Asia Regional Training Course on Child Labour Data Collection through Baseline Surveys and Rapid Assessments
2008
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Publication
Results of the 2007 Child Labour Survey - Working children in Kyrgyzstan
01 September 2008
This report analyses the prevalence and nature of work carried out by children in Kyrgyzstan, the factors that lead children to work and the possible consequences of children¿s employment, as measured by their school and health outcomes. It is based on data collected through the 2007 Child Labour Survey (CLS).