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A set of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) that were developed to define and clarify the roles and operating procedures of institutions for the prevention, identification, data collection, referral, treatment, and reporting of children involved in hazardous child labor. These SOPs aim to strengthen inter-institutional and multidisciplinary cooperation to protect the rights of the child and to protect children from hazardous child labor.

This guide instructs readers in how to implement standard operating procedures for addressing hazardous child labor. The guide first provides definitions of basic concepts related to child labor, then describes the goals of these procedures and the principles supporting their implementation, and then finally provides guidance and recommendations for the implementation of these procedures at the municipal level. The guide's annexes provide additional tools for implementing these procedures such as document templates and child labor indicators.

This document provides an analysis, starting from the applicable international standards in defining hazardous child labor, their implementation in the Kosovo legal framework and focusing on the child victim to guarantee a victim-centered approach, to create a set of standard operating procedures for addressing hazardous child labor in Kosovo, in alignment with the applicable international standards.

A training program is to increase the capacity of municipal education directorates to implement effective practices to support schools in child protection, prevention of violence, dropout and non-enrolment. The training program and the workshop aim to understand the relationship between child labor, school dropout and the quality of education; explore the framework of educational policies for child protection in Kosovo and quality assurances; and develop ideas and orientations for fulfilling the role of municipal education directorates in creating conditions for access of children to learning and child protection.

A training program is to increase the capacity of municipal education directorates to implement effective practices to support schools in child protection, prevention of violence, dropout and non-enrolment. The training program and the workshop aim to understand the relationship between child labor, school dropout and the quality of education; explore the framework of educational policies for child protection in Kosovo and quality assurances; and develop ideas and orientations for fulfilling the role of municipal education directorates in creating conditions for access of children to learning and child protection.

A training program is to increase the capacity of municipal education directorates to implement effective practices to support schools in child protection, prevention of violence, dropout and non-enrolment. The training program and the workshop aim to understand the relationship between child labor, school dropout and the quality of education; explore the framework of educational policies for child protection in Kosovo and quality assurances; and develop ideas and orientations for fulfilling the role of municipal education directorates in creating conditions for access of children to learning and child protection.

This training module is designed to support the capacity building of education inspectors who monitor the implementation of educational policies on child protection and address violence in educational institutions. This module also contributes to the coordination of inter-institutional actions in the implementation of legal obligations for child protection and the prevention of violence in educational institutions.

This document provides an analysis, starting from the applicable international standards in defining hazardous child labor, their implementation in the Kosovo legal framework and focusing on the child victim to guarantee a victim-centered approach, to create a set of standard operating procedures for addressing hazardous child labor in Kosovo, in alignment with the applicable international standards.

This document provides an analysis, starting from the applicable international standards in defining hazardous child labor, their implementation in the Kosovo legal framework and focusing on the child victim to guarantee a victim-centered approach, to create a set of standard operating procedures for addressing hazardous child labor in Kosovo, in alignment with the applicable international standards.