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A summary brief describing the FORMITRA project including the stakeholders and participants, relevance, activities, and achievements of the project.

This document presents the systematization of the FORMITRA project. This document describes the activities of this project, grouped programmatically into four results: improved systems and tools adopted by the Ministry of Labor, better knowledge of labor regulations in the agricultural sector, improved implementation of institutional initiatives related to decent work and child labor, and piloted initiatives to improve employment and productivity.

This document presents the systematization of the FORMITRA project. This document describes the activities of this project, grouped programmatically into four results: improved systems and tools adopted by the Ministry of Labor, better knowledge of labor regulations in the agricultural sector, improved implementation of institutional initiatives related to decent work and child labor, and piloted initiatives to improve employment and productivity.

A manual for labor inspectors containing protocols and best practices for worksite inspections and investigating/verifying labor rights violations.

Let's Learn About Child Labor: This presentation raises awareness on the worst forms of child labor, children's right to protected work, platforms for identification and reporting, and highlights the inter-institutional committee for the eradication of child labor.

A two-page flyer and infographic introducing the El Cafe de Hondura Si Cumple Project, its objectives, its mode of intervention, and its beneficiaries.

The fourth module in a training developed for actors in the coffee supply chain in Honduras. This lesson focuses on giving coffee suppliers and producers instructions on how to file complaints, requests, and reports under the IHCAFE Social Compliance System.

This annotated bibliography aims to identify and summarize evidence of the outcomes of labor-focused programs or studies implemented in Colombia from 2011 to 2021, not funded through the United States Department of Labor (USDOL). These programs or studies focus on the five priority sectors identified in the Colombian Action Plan Related to Labor Rights (Labor Action Plan or LAP) to address serious labor concerns in the context of the United States-Colombia Trade Promotion Agreement (CPTA).1 These priority sectors include (1) ports, (2) flowers, (3) mining, (4) sugar cane, and (5) palm oil.

A two-page flyer and infographic introducing the El Cafe de Hondura Si Cumple Project, its objectives, its mode of intervention, and its beneficiaries.

Code of conduct for coffee suppliers and producers in Honduras.