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A study that aims to assess the child labor situation in Tunisia in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, with emphasis on the impact of measures taken to curb the effects of the pandemic on vulnerable populations and how the pandemic may be contributing to child labor.

A guide to designing and implementing local surveys using the Child Labor Risk Identification Model. This guide synthesizes lessons learned and best practices derived from the experiences of ILO and local officials conducting local child labor surveys in Tuxtla Gutiérrez (Chiapas state) and Villa Victoria (Mexico state) in Mexico.

A report laying out the objectives, motivation, background, and findings of the third round of a perception and attitudes survey conducted by UNICEF in Argentina called "Encuesta COVID-19: Encuesta de Percepción y Actitudes de la Población. Impacto de la pandemia COVID-19 y las medidas adoptadas por el gobierno sobre la vida cotidiana."  

Booklet describing the issue of child labor in the context of San Pedro Sacatepéquez, San Marcos, Guatemala.

Booklet describing the issue of child labor in the context of Villa Victoria in México state, México.

Booklet describing the issue of child labor in the context of the city of Tapachula, Chiapas, México.  

Booklet describing the issue of child labor in the context of Limón, Costa Rica.

This report was carried out with funding from the International Labor Organization (funding provided by the United States Department of Labor), the World Bank, and UNICEF. This report provides an assessment of the social protection system, including an inventory of Uzbekistan’s main social protection (SP) program as well as an analysis of their appropriateness, effectiveness, responsiveness and cost-efficiency and fiscal and financial sustainability. It identifies the main strengths and weaknesses of the system, and offers a set of conclusions and recommendations on strengthening the SP system in Uzbekistan. The key objective of the report is to inform the current and fast-moving reform programs aimed at maintaining a high economic growth rate, increasing competitiveness, and promoting international economic integration.

This report aims to inform policy, legislation, and initiatives that seek to develop and promote decent work for all women and men in Uzbekistan. The analysis is based on a review of available empirical evidence, national law and policy, international labor standards, other published materials, and insights from interviews conducted with representatives of national stakeholders and international partners. The next section sets the overall country context. The report provides information pertaining to labor statistics and their gender responsiveness, employment opportunities, working terms and conditions, social protection, and labor management.

IT Risk Factors Identification Tool in Times of Emergency: This tool is an adaptation of the tool designed by the Pilares1 project . This version can be applied by civil society organizations in times of emergencies (for example, COVID-19) and was designed by the Colombia Avanza and Pilares projects