Micro-finance interventions to combat the worst forms of child labour, including trafficking (In Vietnamese)
Part of the Technical Intervention Area Summary Notes of the ILO Mekong Sub-regional Project to Combat Trafficking in Children and Women.
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Micro-finance interventions include ‘capital’, ‘savings’, and ‘group formation’ and need to be offered in conjunction with ‘business development services (BDS)’ such as ‘enterprise development’, ‘market appraisals’, and ‘marketing research’ - and work on a ‘conducive policy environment that removes impediments’ to income generation. All these areas are touched upon in the below, and should be read in conjunction with other TIA-papers, in particular the one on non-formal education and rural skills training interventions (TIA-2).
Micro-finance services may be targeted at children older than 14 years of age, and parents whose children are at risk of being trafficked. The suggestions below should not be seen as ‘blue-prints’ but should be interpreted in specific local contexts as there is no ‘one-best’ solution.
Micro-finance services may be targeted at children older than 14 years of age, and parents whose children are at risk of being trafficked. The suggestions below should not be seen as ‘blue-prints’ but should be interpreted in specific local contexts as there is no ‘one-best’ solution.