Good Practice
Combating the Worst Forms of Child Labour in Indonesia: Supporting the Time Bound Programme for the Elimination of the Worst Forms of Child Labour in Indonesia - Final Evaluation
Project details
Reference
INS/05/50/USA
Contact
CO-Jakarta
Good Practice Description
Expanding access to and improving formal secondary education is the most effective way to prevent child labour exploitation. Initiatives considered successful include: - grants to poor families and students for educational expenses; - remedial education for at risk students; - teacher training on active, creative, effective and enjoyable methods; - training on life-skills, child rights and the risks of child labour; and - combined elementary and junior high schools in remote areas.
Expanding access to and improving formal secondary education is the most effective way to prevent child labour exploitation. Initiatives considered successful include: - grants to poor families and students for educational expenses; - remedial education for at risk students; - teacher training on active, creative, effective and enjoyable methods; - training on life-skills, child rights and the risks of child labour; and - combined elementary and junior high schools in remote areas.