Given the previous research done in the ILO-IPEC HIV/AIDS and child labour series, and based on experiences in Uganda, this study addresses the challenge of providing social protection to mitigate the phenomenon of HIV/AIDS induced child labour.

• Combating child labour and HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa (Paper 01)

• Educational perspectives on the impact of HIV/AIDS pandemic on child labour in Uganda (Paper 10)

• Educational perspectives related to the impact of the HIV/AIDS pandemic on child labour in Malawi (Paper 07)

• Educational perspectives related to the impact of the HIV/AIDS pandemic on child labour in Zambia (Paper 08)

• Emerging good practices of the community based models in Uganda and Zambia (Paper 12)

• HIV/AIDS and child labour in South Africa: A rapid assessment (Paper 04)

• HIV/AIDS and child labour in Zambia: A rapid assessment (Paper 05)

• HIV/AIDS and child labour in Zimbabwe: A rapid assessment (Paper 02)

• HIV/AIDS and child labour in sub-Saharan Africa: synthesis report (Paper 06)

• HIV/AIDS and child labour in the United Republic of Tanzania: A rapid assessment (Paper 03)

• Impact du VIH/SIDA sur le travail des enfants au Cameroun (Paper 09)