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Youth Trajectories Model Blueprint: This interactive blueprint document is structured as "a graphic representation of the conceptual, methodological and operational proposal that makes the TJCR Model, for all the elements that constitute it and their relationships" (Grillo, 2020). Its ultimate goal is to promote and facilitate the replicability of the TJCR Model by third parties with related mandates and related interests.

Social Co-responsibility in Training Based on Quality Workplace: This infographic highlights the social co-responsibility that public sector actors, private sector actors, vocational training actors, and young people and their families all share in creating, and benefiting from, quality job-based training.

Project end report summarizing a project undertaken by the Fair Labor Association, under contract with the ILO, to develop resource materials and conduct trainings of selected national and regional stakeholders on fair recruitment of seasonal agriculture workers in Uzbekistan.

Project end report summarizing a project undertaken by the Fair Labor Association, under contract with the ILO, to develop resource materials and conduct trainings of selected national and regional stakeholders on fair recruitment of seasonal agriculture workers in Uzbekistan.

A report reviewing the intersectorial protocol against forced labor, and containing suggestions for how it might be updated or adapted.

A document containing guidelines to be used by individuals working in Serbia's Social Protection System offices (e.g. Centers for Social Work, Centers for Foster Care and Adoption, Centers for the Protection of Victims of Trafficking in Human Beings, and Children’s Residential Institutions, among other Social Care Providers) that work with children, instructing them on how to use this set of Child Labor Indicators as a tool to help them recognize and identify children affected by or at risk of child labor.

A guide containing guidelines and best practices for Serbian professionals working in social protection system organizations. Designed to provide social protection experts with better tools for identifying victims of child labor or children at risk of excessive, hard or the worst forms of labor.

With this Toolkit on Developing National Action Plans on Forced Labour, the ILO aims to support governments, employers’ and workers’ organizations and other key stakeholders in their efforts to end forced labour. Whether they are involved in developing, implementing or monitoring NAPs, they will find practical information in the Guidance Manual and associated Tools. The toolkit can also be a useful guide for ILO Specialists and practitioners that are supporting them in this process.

The ILO has developed a body of legal instruments, known as international labour standards (ILS), which aim to promote opportunities for women and men to obtain decent and productive work in conditions of freedom, equity, security and dignity. These instruments are drawn up by the ILO constituents – governments, employers and workers – and include conventions and protocols, which are legally binding international treaties that ILO member States are encouraged to ratify; and Recommendations, which serve as non-binding guidelines.

This tool explains the similarities and differences between important forced labour related concepts such as trafficking, slavery or worst forms of child labour.