Child labour and education

Report

Give girls a chance: Tackling child labour, a key to the future

This report provides an overview on the involvement of girls in child labour and the policy responses required to tackle the problem. It provides global estimates on girls involvement in child labour and looks at major sectors of work in which girls are involved. It also considers the issue of gender inequalities in education and how these contribute to child labour and the transition of girls into the youth labour market. The report concludes with proposals on the policy response required to tackle child labour of girls.

Resource kit

Combating child labour through education: A resource kit for policy-makers and practitioners

Education strategies have proved critical in the prevention of child labour and in rehabilitation of former child labourers. This education resource kit pulls together research, guidelines, tools and good practices on combating child labour through education. The 25 resources included in the kit constitute a diverse and comprehensive collection of resources developed by ILO-IPEC and its partners during the period 2002-2008.

Good practices

Consolidated good practices in education and child labour

This publication presents a cross-section of some of the most important and successful good practices from education and skills training interventions identified from among the thousands of projects and programmes to eliminate child labour that have been implemented by ILO-IPEC and its partners around the world.