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This video presents information on defining the population of interest for researchers conducting child labor research.

This video presents information on developing a sampling design and sampling frame for researchers conducting child labor research.

This template can be used to calculate sample sizes for surveys to estimate the prevalence of child labor. The template is referenced in the video ADRA Sampling and Analysis Videos - Step 2b -Choose sample sizes with the template.

This video presents information on choosing sample sizes using an Excel template titled 'Template-for-video-4-Sample-sizes'.

This video presents information on analyzing and reporting data using an Excel template titled 'ADRA Sampling and Analysis Videos - Calculation of Sampling Errors for Levels and Ratios'.

This template can be used to help calculate sampling errors for levels and ratios within a child labor study. This template is referenced in the video Sampling and Analysis Videos. Step 4 - Analyze and report the data.

This report presents resources for conducting child labor research based on existing research and best practices. The resources presented by this report cover the following topics: sampling design, survey development, data format and validity, analysis and reporting, and preparation of public use data files.

The captions to the "Sampling and Analysis Videos" video from the Administrative Data Research and Analysis (ADRA) Project.

The captions to the "Sampling and Analysis Videos. Step 1 - Define the population of interest" video from the Administrative Data Research and Analysis (ADRA) Project.

The captions to the Sampling and Analysis Videos. Step 2a - Develop a sampling design and sampling frame video from the Administrative Data Research and Analysis (ADRA) Project.