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For more efficiency of the ECOWAS II program, this study was initiated following a previous one carried out in 2008, with a view to updating and deepening knowledge on child labor in mines and quarries. The study specifically targets several objectives, such as: to carry out an exhaustive inventory of functional sites and make a census of all children working in artisanal gravel, granite and gold panning operations; to identify, describe, and analyze the different operating systems of mines and quarries in the three sub-sectors; and to carry out a gender analysis in relation to working children.

The purpose of this report is to share the findings of the Community Asset Appraisal (CAA) mapping implemented in 15 communities in the two ARCH Child Labor Free Zones (CLFZs). The CAA is intended to support the targeted communities to discover what assets and needs are important in preventing and responding to child labor. Of note, "Annex A: Community Advocates" in the document has been removed for privacy purposes. 

The purpose of this rapid market assessment was to identify and support the development of economically viable and sustainable livelihoods activities that will address long-term livelihood needs of targeted beneficiaries and communities in Liberia.

A qualitative assessment that explores labor practices throughout the supply chain of rubber production within Liberia, employee compensation and benefit structures, community engagement and relations, and policies and practices on child labor and occupational health and safety.

This is a Terms of Reference sheet that lays out the survey methods, background, and strategies relevant to the Independent Forced Labor Survey that was conducted in Niger.

This report summarizes the in-depth discussion with the CLU staff and Labour Department Management on the CLU?s current capacity for coordinating the implementation of the Ghana NPA on child labor.

In view of the need to build capacity of all relevant and key partners of the ILO-CCP/PPP project on Community Action Plans (CAPs), a needs assessment of the community level and district level partners was conducted by ICI in collaboration with ILO.

This document describes a workshop held for journalists and communicators to establish strong relations with the media by using strategies such as training and sensitization of journalists with the aim of increasing media coverage of child labor activities, including issues related to trafficking. The capacity building workshop aimed to build the capacity of journalists to fight against child trafficking and child labor by improving their knowledge in order to ensure wide dissemination of awareness messages.

This document provides a summary of a capacity-building workshop that was held for decision-makers organized to meet the objectives of the project for the elimination of the worst forms of child labor (WFCL) in West Africa and the strengthening of sub-regional cooperation through ECOWAS (ECOWAS) which aims to contribute through national and sub-regional initiatives to address the worst forms of child labor in West Africa. This workshop sought to engage in the recommendation related to national budgeting processes so that the staffing strength and resources of the child labor unit are increased in line with the management structure proposed under the BANG. Of note, the "Liste de présence" in the document has been removed for privacy purposes. 

This report shares out the results from a rapid assessment on the child labor situation in mining and small scale quarries areas of Ogun and Oyo states of Nigeria in order to inform the extent of project interventions required in the area.