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This endline study sheds light on realities related to child labor in three pilot project areas of Myanmar, in which the International Labor Organization (ILO) has been working since 2014 – the Yangon Region, the Ayeyarwady Region and Mon State. In addition to examining knowledge, attitudes and practices around child labor, the study also presents an overview of experiences, perceptions and outcomes of My-PEC project activities. The endline study makes reference to baseline findings, in order to draw out an understanding of the impacts of the ILO’s interventions in project areas and to shed light on current social and economic dynamics related to child labor in the country.

This endline study sheds light on realities related to child labor in three pilot project areas of Myanmar, in which the International Labor Organization (ILO) has been working since 2014 – the Yangon Region, the Ayeyarwady Region and Mon State. In addition to examining knowledge, attitudes and practices around child labor, the study also presents an overview of experiences, perceptions and outcomes of My-PEC project activities. The endline study makes reference to baseline findings, in order to draw out an understanding of the impacts of the ILO’s interventions in project areas and to shed light on current social and economic dynamics related to child labor in the country.

This guide provides an overview of the community-based child labor monitoring system in Myanmar, spearheaded in target areas of the Myanmar Programme on the Elimination of Child Labor (My-PEC), the Asia Regional Child Labour Programme (ARC) and the ARISE project. It offers guidance on how to use key components of the CLMS, its database and interactive dashboards in order to support the collection, verification, recording, analysis, monitoring and reporting of data on child labor in the country.

This factsheet outlines good practices generated through the My-PEC project, drawn from a full report on lessons learned and good practices from nearly ten years of My-PEC interventions. It prioritizes lessons and good practices that support the re-orientation of strategies on child labor in Myanmar, and that can be valuable for other countries and communities experiencing similar challenges. The analysis is based on a desk review of project documentation, key informant interviews, and community (target group) surveys and focus group discussions.

This factsheet outlines good practices generated through the My-PEC project, drawn from a full report on lessons learned and good practices from nearly ten years of My-PEC interventions. It prioritizes lessons and good practices that support the re-orientation of strategies on child labor in Myanmar, and that can be valuable for other countries and communities experiencing similar challenges. The analysis is based on a desk review of project documentation, key informant interviews, and community (target group) surveys and focus group discussions.

This revised 3rd edition of the handbook provides an updated set of tools and guidelines for the design, implementation and analysis of quantitative surveys on the forced labor of adults. These guidelines present an operational definition of what constitutes forced labor and indicators with which to identify it, list the steps to be followed to implement a survey on forced labor, describe sampling techniques, propose a minimum set of questions necessary to assess forced labor, provide guidance on data analysis, and present some ethical considerations with regard to research on forced labor.

Website and knowledge portal for the From Research to Action (R2A) project that features information about the project, research findings and products of the project, and recommended policy actions based on project findings.

This report presents research identifying and developing indicators of progress and assessing efforts to address child labor and forced labor in the cocoa sectors of Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana. The report further details progress indicators that interviewee and documentary sources suggest have contributed to a positive impact on reducing child labor and forced labor.

This report presents research identifying and developing indicators of progress and assessing efforts to address child labor and forced labor in the cocoa sectors of Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana. The report further details progress indicators that interviewee and documentary sources suggest have contributed to a positive impact on reducing child labor and forced labor.

This report covers the analysis of stakeholders’ implementation of efforts to address child labor and forced labor in the cocoa sectors of Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana, with emphasis on the period since 2019. The main research questions focused on (a) the identification of the initiatives and good practices of governments, industry, and workers’ and farmer-based organizations to address child labor and forced labor; (b) identification of the challenges of and the extent to which industry and workers’ organizations and FBOs are actively and meaningfully involved in efforts to address child labor and forced labor; and (c) a review of the efforts under and outside the Child Labor Cocoa Coordinating Group to address child labor and forced labor.