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The syllabus for a training course about forced labor aimed at labor inspectors.

A directive and plan for a course to train police officers in dealing with the crime of trafficking in persons; in action in the areas of prevention, prosecution and protection of victims and witnesses; and with training in teaching strategies to replicate the knowledge acquired in the course.

This document reports the key achievements from a workshop that was conducted in Kathmandu which aimed to introduce ILO's mandate and structure as well as the BRIDGE Project and its activities to fight forced and child labor. The workshop included key representatives from relevant ministries and other government institutes in Nepal.

This is a mission report from the ILO's Kathmandu office in Nepal which lays out the activities and next steps in their efforts to completing cost-effective, sustainable, and target group-oriented livelihood programs in Nepal.

This is the syllabus and general overview of a training course on forced labor in Peru for labor inspectors. The course seeks to strengthen the role of labor inspectors both in terms of guidance and technical assistance to the population, as well as in the enforcement of regulations and protocols.

This Facilitator’s Guide: Judges, Prosecutors and Legal Aid Practitioners’ Training on Forced Labour aims at providing a training package for legal practitioners who may be exposed to forced labor in the course of their duties in Malaysia.

A brief summary about the context and agenda for a workshop intended to bring together media professionals to validate the toolkit on reporting on forced labor and fair recruitment developed under the Bridge Project and the Fair Recruitment Initiative, in collaboration with the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ); to familiarize journalist trainers with the toolkit; and to develop/reinforce networking among international media specialists who have been involved and associated with ILO media engagement activities in the areas of forced labor and labor migration. This workshop was organized jointly by the ILO and the IFJ with the support of ILO projects REFRAME, Bridge, FAIR and FAIRWAY, funded by the European Commission, the United States Department of Labor, and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation respectively.

Nepal's Decent Work Country Programme (DWCP) outlines the key strategies and priorities to strengthen the country's institutional capacity and apply fundamental conventions and international labor standards for its people.

This documents is the executive summary of the pre-situational analysis of the Project Noemí, which focuses on its actions in Argentina, for the period 2016-2020. The Project promotes educational work place-based training systems as a strategy for the development of skills in adolescents and youth from 16 to 24 years old, whether they are enrolled in schools or not.

This report provides an analysis and evaluation of two savings group models, examines effective mobilization techniques and retention of youth in these groups, explores the relationship between savings groups and hazardous labor, as well as examines gender differences within the savings group models. This report also illustrates the differences in societal expectations, spending habits, and perspectives between girls and boys.