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Somos Tesoro: A Comprehensive Strategy That Addresses The Main Causes Of Child Labor : An image of a map highlighting the municipalities where the Somos Tesoro project works.

Somos Tesoro in Colombia: An infographic highlighting statistics related to the projects initiatives in mining formalization, livelihood services, education, and policy strengthening. 

Cases of Suspected Child Labor Decrease In Antioquia and Boyacá: The Somos Tesoro project, whose objective is to reduce child labor (CT) in mining areas of Antioquia and Boyacá (Colombia), presents the results of the monitoring carried out on minors linked to the project between 2014 and 2018. Said monitoring reflects the decrease cases of suspected Child Labor (TI) in this period. This information is divided into data provided by the Education and Livelihoods components that have different variables.

This handbook aims to clarify the phenomenon of forced labor, outlines practical measures to address forced labor, as well as outlines specific actions that parliamentarians can take.

This guide is divided into two parts. Part I of the guide aims to clarify the phenomenon of forced labor. Part II of the guide presents the concrete measures required to combat forced labor, as well as specific initiatives that parliamentarians can take to address the phenomenon.

This guide is divided into two parts. Part I of the guide aims to clarify the phenomenon of forced labor. Part II of the guide presents the concrete measures required to combat forced labor, as well as specific initiatives that parliamentarians can take to address the phenomenon.

This document provides an overview of findings from previous studies related to forced labor and human trafficking in the gold mining industry of Peru

A table displaying the number of beneficiaries per livelihood training.

A report presenting the results report of the National Child Labor Survey (ENTI) 2019, carried out during the fourth quarter of that year. The ENTI 2019 provides information at the federal entity level, in urban, rural and regional areas on child labor carried out by boys, girls and adolescents.  It provides guidance for those responsible for formulating and adopting child labor policy, and is meant to improve the living conditions of children and eradicate child labor in Mexico.

An Alliance Against Child Labor - This excerpt from Criterio Magazine discusses the work of Desarrollo y Autogestión (DYA) with various public and private actors to generate educational health services, training workshops and care centers in vulnerable rural areas to work against child labor.