Projets sur le travail des enfants

2013

  1. Child labour and education

    Tackling child labour through education in African, Caribbean and the Pacific (ACP) States (TACKLE)

    1 mars 2008 - 31 août 2013, Budget: US$ 16,000,000 - INT/05/24/EEC

  2. Child Labour

    Tackling Child Labour Through Education (TACKLE) – Guyana and Jamaica

    1 janvier 2009 - 31 août 2013,

    Project aimed at helping to reduce poverty by providing access to basic education and skills training for disadvantaged children and youth.

  3. Projet

    Support to the Implementation of Nepal's National Master Plan on the Elimination of Child Labour

    1 juillet 2011 - 30 avril 2013,

2012

  1. Lusophone Project

    Eliminating child labour in Lusophone countries

    31 décembre 2010 - 31 décembre 2012, Budget: US$ 500,000 - RAF/10/55/USA

  2. Uganda SNAP Project

    Support of the Uganda National Action Plan (SNAP)

    30 septembre 2008 - 30 novembre 2012, Budget: US$ 4,791,000 - UGA/08/50/USA

2011

  1. Projet

    Mobilization and Capacity Building of Teachers’ Trade Union and Wider Trade Unions in Combating Child Labour in Indonesia

    1 janvier 2008 - 31 décembre 2011, West Java, Central Java and East Java

    To mobilize and train Teachers' Trade Union (PGRI) officials, its members and other trade unionist to take actions to eliminate and prevent child labour.

  2. Projet

    Project of Support to the Indonesia Time Bound Programme on the Elimination of the Worst Forms of Child Labour – Phase II

    1 janvier 2007 - 31 décembre 2011, Jakarta, West Java, East Java, Lampung, and North Sumatra

    The project aims to support the Indonesian government in the prevention and elimination of the worst forms of child labour in Indonesia.

2007

  1. Elimination of child labour

    ILO-IPEC Project in Support of the Philippine Time-Bound Programme

    2 septembre 2002 - 31 août 2007, Manila, Philippines

    The ILO-IPEC Project in support of the Philippine Time-Bound Programme is the first and most significant contribution toward the elimination of the worst forms of child labour. It has been designed to leverage resources, and to link up with national and international programmes for the benefit of Filipino boys and girls.