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This tool provides suggestions on how to organize national consultation workshops. By the end of the consultations, partners will have discussed and developed a NAP framework that can be expanded into a full draft NAP document by the lead drafters

Estimating the costs of the NAP will help partners define the most effective strategies, prioritize activities and identify resource gaps that need to be filled in order for the NAP to be implemented. It will also be a useful tool which will allow existing resources to be optimized, in relation with the work plans and budgets of the individual partners. As long as the NAP contains robust cost estimates and a proper division of responsibilities, it will be easier for partners to estimate exactly how many resources they will each need to implement the activities for which they are responsible. An accurate costing of the NAP also serves as a basis to negotiate increased resources as well as for the inclusion of new budget lines in the government budget.

The table of contents below serves as an example of how a NAP document could be organized and presented. 1. Introduction 2. The NAP development process. 3. The legal and policy framework 4. Strategy description 5. Coordination framework 6. Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) framework 7. Cost estimate.

This tool can be used when developing a communication or a knowledge sharing strategy for the NAP. It includes: * A checklist for internal communication amongst partners, aimed at sharing knowledge, improving institutional memory and coordination. * A checklist for external communication to raise awareness among the general public and key target groups on the NAP and its goal of eradicating forced labour in the country.

The Monitoring and Evaluation of the NAP is instrumental to monitor implementation, track progress and identify learnings. One of the first steps to developing a monitoring and evaluation framework, is to clearly identify the result to be achieved and the accompanying activities, outputs and outcomes. This is sometimes referred to as the results framework.

A report presenting the results of a market and beneficiary needs assessment conducted in advance of a Bridge Project livelihood intervention in Nepal providing 600 former victims of forced labour in Bajura and Kanchanpur with skills training.  Participants were offered a training on one of 14 different trades according to their interests and the labour demand in the region. All of the participants received the basic level training on one trade, which followed the standard government curricula.  

A Spanish-language report brief that assesses the intersection of child labor, working conditions in women's enterprises, and women' economic empowerment initiatives in El Salvador, one of two pilot counties chosen for in-depth study for testing the tools developed by the RICHES project.

A Filipino-language report brief that assesses the intersection of child labor, working conditions in women's enterprises, and women' economic empowerment initiatives in the Philippines, one of two pilot counties chosen for in-depth study for testing the tools developed by the RICHES project.

An English-language report brief that assesses the intersection of child labor, working conditions in women's enterprises, and women' economic empowerment initiatives in the Philippines, one of two pilot counties chosen for in-depth study for testing the tools developed by the RICHES project.