Attitudes to child labour and education in Indonesia (Bilingual)

Presentation of a major survey on attitudes to child labour and education.

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The survey looked at 1212 households across six districts/municipalities in five provinces. The target group was poorer households with children of junior secondary school age, as these children are the most likely to become child labourers.

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  • ISBN: 9220177455

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