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“¡Cojan Oficio!” the Somos Tesoro Campaign:  the campaign of Pact Colombia, was born within the framework of the Somos Tesoro project. It proposes that adults forge responsibility in their children through activities appropriate for children and adolescents.

This methodological guide describes the steps to follow to enter cases of child labor that have been identified and fully addressed by organized civil society organizations into the official records and systems to monitor the withdrawal situation of girls and boys from these activities.

What To Do About Child Labor: These are some recommendations given by the ICBF for an appropriate management of the situation when faced with child labor.

Guide for Mining Free of Child Labor: This guide, which contains everything that a Colombian artisanal and small-scale miner or miner should know about child labor, has been written by the sociologist Ander Arcos Alonso, from ARM, in collaboration with the Ministry of Mines and Energy, the Ministry Labor , Action Fund and the Colombian Institute of Family Welfare (ICBF).

An article about the First Agricultural Fair of Remedios, in which women-led community groups linked to Somos Tesoro sold produce harvested from their community gardens.

An article reporting that the Somos Tesoro project, Acción Fund and Sustainable Week presented the Mayors of nine municipalities of Antioquia and Boyacá with the Somos Tesoro award for the actions taken in 2016 to prevent and eliminate child labor in mining.

This manual and its accompanying training course will support recruiters and employers to embed responsible recruitment practices in their businesses. This is a summarized version of the full ‘Pilot Model of Responsible Recruitment’ manual and all sources and citations can be found in the full document

This is a guide to help agricultural workers better understand human rights, their rights as laborers, and what social security is and its benefits.

This banner displays a list of risks that specifically affect child laborers and the social assistance resources and programs in place to help families with children under 18 years of age.

This banner depicts a list of biological risks and dangers when working in the field, including fauna and Covid-19 and how to identify subsequent poisoning or infection respectively.