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A document compiling the findings of a training seminar in the province of La Pampa in Argentina. The seminar trained attendees to build a common approach amongst institutional agencies in addressing labor exploitation.

This spreadsheet compiles all published, scholarly literature on child labor and forced labor and assigns it a score based on the subject, methodology, academic discipline, and other factors.

This document describes the methodologies developed for the child labor and forced labor evidence gap maps inn response to a need for a sound evidence base to support policy priorities and improve programming. The document explains how the evidence gap maps were developed and then presents the main findings of the evidence gap maps.

This document describes the methodologies developed for the child labor and forced labor evidence gap maps inn response to a need for a sound evidence base to support policy priorities and improve programming. The document explains how the evidence gap maps were developed and then presents the main findings of the evidence gap maps.

This document describes the methodologies developed for the child labor and forced labor evidence gap maps inn response to a need for a sound evidence base to support policy priorities and improve programming. The document explains how the evidence gap maps were developed and then presents the main findings of the evidence gap maps.

This document describes the global research agenda centered on increasing access to evidence, understanding available research and gaps, enhancing the capacity to provide evidence and fill gaps, and promoting engagement in the subject areas of child labor and forced labor. This research agenda was based on a process of mapping existing research, creating and convening an international advisory board, identifying evidence gaps, and developing research priorities.

This document describes the global research agenda centered on increasing access to evidence, understanding available research and gaps, enhancing the capacity to provide evidence and fill gaps, and promoting engagement in the subject areas of child labor and forced labor. This research agenda was based on a process of mapping existing research, creating and convening an international advisory board, identifying evidence gaps, and developing research priorities.

This document describes the global research agenda centered on increasing access to evidence, understanding available research and gaps, enhancing the capacity to provide evidence and fill gaps, and promoting engagement in the subject areas of child labor and forced labor. This research agenda was based on a process of mapping existing research, creating and convening an international advisory board, identifying evidence gaps, and developing research priorities.

This document describes the global research agenda centered on increasing access to evidence, understanding available research and gaps, enhancing the capacity to provide evidence and fill gaps, and promoting engagement in the subject areas of child labor and forced labor. This research agenda was based on a process of mapping existing research, creating and convening an international advisory board, identifying evidence gaps, and developing research priorities.

This document identifies priority research areas essential to supporting the elimination of child labor and forced labor in Chile. This agenda was created as a result of mapping existing research and using interviews and consultations to identify research priorities. The agenda is organized into five thematic areas: risk factors for vulnerability; assessment of what works; technology and artificial intelligence; monitoring and assessment; and economic, environmental, and social costs.