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IPEC

  1. The Programme
    1. Design and evaluation
  2. What is child labour
    1. ILO Conventions on child labour
    2. Related issues: AIDS, gender...
      1. HIV, AIDS and child labour
      2. Gender issues and child labour
  3. Sectors and topics
  4. Child labour statistics
    1. ICLS and Child Labour
    2. Surveys
  5. Action against child labour
    1. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and child labour
      1. Child Labour Platform (CLP)
    2. Social dialogue and child labour
    3. Child labour and education
      1. Education in the work of IPEC
      2. Child labour and Education for All
      3. Group Task Force on Child Labour and Education for All
      4. Non-formal education and training
      5. Formal education and the prevention of child labour
      6. Education and social moblization
      7. Teachers, educators and their organizations
      8. Other ILO departments
    4. Child labour monitoring (CLM)
      1. Training materials
    5. Labour inspection
    6. Time-bound programmes (TBP)
  6. Projects
  7. Partners
    1. Governments
    2. Employers
    3. Workers
    4. NGOs
    5. Teachers
      1. How IPEC works with teachers
      2. Improvement of working and employment conditions for teachers
      3. IPEC teachers' information kit
      4. Teachers, educators and their organizations as agents of social change
      5. What teachers' organizations can do in the fight to eliminate child labour
  8. Regions and countries
  9. Campaign and advocacy
  10. Events
  11. News
  12. Publications and resources
    1. Publications
    2. eLearning tools on child labour
    3. Slideshows
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