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This survey is one of three modules in the Child Labour Stand-Alone Surveys Compendium, a specialized tool to conduct focused surveys dedicated to the issue of child labor in order to develop targeted interventions to address and prevent child labor. This module, the interviewer's manual, is designed to enable interviewers and team leaders to perform their data collection functions for the model questionnaire under optimal conditions.

This resource was created through a partnership with the “From Research to Action: Using Knowledge to Accelerate Progress in the Elimination of Child Labour and Forced Labour” project.

This survey is one of three modules in the Child Labour Stand-Alone Surveys Compendium, a specialized tool to conduct focused surveys dedicated to the issue of child labor in order to develop targeted interventions to address and prevent child labor. This module, the household-based model questionnaire, is designed to collect comprehensive data on the extent, nature, and root causes of child labor within a specific country or region.

This resource was created through a partnership with the “From Research to Action: Using Knowledge to Accelerate Progress in the Elimination of Child Labour and Forced Labour” project.

This questionnaire for child labor modular surveys is meant to measure child labor and is designed to have a limited number of questions so that it can be incorporated as a module in surveys on more general topics. It is structured in five parts including demographic and education characteristics, employment work by children, unpaid trainee work by children and own-use production of goods, hazardous work by children, and unpaid household services (household chores).

This resource was created through a partnership with the “From Research to Action: Using Knowledge to Accelerate Progress in the Elimination of Child Labour and Forced Labour” project.

This survey is one of three modules in the Child Labour Stand-Alone Surveys Compendium, a specialized tool to conduct focused surveys dedicated to the issue of child labor in order to develop targeted interventions to address and prevent child labor. This module, the national adaptation guide for Pen-and-Paper Interviews (PAPI), provides more detailed information on response options, the purpose of each question and issues to consider in the adaptation of each question to the national context. It also provide additional information on cognitive testing and counting rules associated with the key child labor indicators.

This resource was created through a partnership with the “From Research to Action: Using Knowledge to Accelerate Progress in the Elimination of Child Labour and Forced Labour” project.

A short compilation of international labor law commitments relevant to officials, employers, and workers in DR.

This summary report presents findings and recommendations following a comprehensive study commissioned by ILO1 to understand the impact that COVID-19 has and will continue to have upon the incidence and dynamics of child labour in Myanmar. Fieldwork was conducted remotely from Yangon and incorporated 6 focal states and regions as identified by ILO: Ayeyarwady Region, Bago Region, Kayin State, Mon State, Shan State and Yangon Region. All fieldwork took place between July 2020 –and January 2021.

An English-language, two (2) page brochure on the results of a 2020-21 ILO study examining the impact of COVID-19 on the incidence and dynamics of child labor in Myanmar.

An executive summary of the results of a 2020 ILO study assessing the existing national laws and regulations in Myanmar on child labour in order to identify major issues and gaps and provide recommendations in light of relevant international standard.

A brochure presenting highlights of the results of a 2020 ILO study assessing the existing national laws and regulations in Myanmar on child labour in order to identify major issues and gaps and provide recommendations in light of relevant international standard.