Tajikistan: Resources
2016
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National Child Labour Survey
Working children in the Republic of Tajikistan: The results of the child labour survey 2012-2013
17 February 2016
This publication is elaborated to access the prevalence of employment and child labour among children (aged 5-17) in the Republic of Tajikistan, the nature of work they carry out, the potential consequences of employment as measured by childrens health and schooling outcomes and the correlates of child employment and child labour. The data of this report come from the Child Labour Survey conducted by the Institute of Statistics of Tajikistan under the President of Tajikistan in 2012 in collaboration with ILO-IPEC.
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
Teachers’ trade unions mainstream the topic of child labour in education curricula for children and teachers in Tajikistan
22 January 2015
2014
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Publication
ILO-IPEC contributions to eliminate the worst forms of child labour in Tajikistan 2005-2013
07 March 2014
Tajikistan is among the countries in Central Asia that are seriously affected by the worst forms of child labour. According to this survey, child labour is used mainly in agriculture (98 per cent), in trade (0.9 per cent), in the processing industry (0.5 per cent), and in civil construction (0.5 per cent).
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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News
Tajik President Emomali Rakhmon visited the National Centre of Adult Education in Dushanbe
15 March 2012
The centre provides vocational education training for people of different age, mainly for those unemployed and labour migrants on 48 professions and occupations that are on demand on the labour market.
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Brochure
Project Brief: Combating Child Labour in Central Asia - Commitment becomes Action PROACT CAR Phase III
01 February 2012