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Sustainability in Antioquia: public entities have positively expressed their interest in continuing with the actions developed by Somos Tesoro in this New Stage. This is how, through the field team, it has been possible to coordinate actions with the different actors to promote the sustainability of the initiatives and activities that are still active.

Somos Tesoro Activates The New Stage in Boyaca: In the month of March, Somos Tesoro held two events in Boyacá aimed at activating the lines of action of the project - Sustainability and Dissemination - inviting public entities, private companies, trade associations, among others, to join forces to outline common objectives and manage the permanence in time of the Project activities.

Reduction in Cases of Suspected Child Labor: The Somos Tesoro project has reached 13,239 children and adolescents with educational services. At the beginning of the project, it was identified that approximately 30.6% of these carried out activities linked to child labor. At the end of the project, this group was reduced to 4.8%, achieving a decrease of 25.8 percentage points. 

Somos Tesoro Says Goodbye: On Thursday, August 16, within the framework of the Mining and Construction Fair, the closing ceremony of the Somos Tesoro project was held in Boyacá. A project that, in its mission to reduce child labor, for five years has enriched the lives of 1,439 Boyacá homes, 66 coal mining units, 1,223 male and female miners, 226 public officials and 2,580 children and adolescents, all of them in Sugamuxi province.

A study exploring employment opportunities in project areas in Niger. The study also aims to identify training needs of project beneficiaries.

This video presents the Paraguay Okakuua project and what its objectives are to reduce child labor and the worst forms of child labor in conjunctions with the country's government and ministries. The video provides a detailed explanation of the different ministries and organizations that Partners of the Americas works with in order to protect children's rights and prevent child labor.

This video describes the efforts and results from the Paraguay Okakuua Project in the Guairá region and how dedicated growth centers for children and other strategies have both protected children from forced and child labor and their parents in their economic endeavors.

This report provides a summary of the activities that were led by Partners of the Americas and the partnering Paraguay Government and organizations for Project Okakuua. The report lays out the project's focus on combating child and forced labor, the activities that took place in different regions to promote education, and all other activities and initiatives led by the project implementers.

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.

The Training Based on the Quality Job as Proposed by the TJCR Model: The FBPT-C is a tool that public policy actors can use to support vulnerable adolescents and children by providing them with training in personal, social and workplace skills.