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Code of conduct for coffee suppliers and producers in Honduras.

The purpose of this pocket guide is to serve as a quick reference to the Light Work List and Hazardous Work List , provide on-the-job support for the identification and investigation of potential child labor cases, and to support community outreach.

The purpose of this document is to support Liberian labor inspectors' understanding and practically apply the changes made to the Revised Trafficking in Persons Act and recently endorsed Light and Hazardous Work Lists into their work. This document introduces the major changes to the law and new regulations and acts as a “how to” guide.

The purpose of this list pocket guide is to serve as a quick reference to the Light Work List and Hazardous Work List, provide on-the-job support for the identification and investigation of potential child labor cases, and support community outreach.

The purpose of this document is to support Liberian police as they look to understand and practically apply the changes made to the Revised Trafficking in Persons Act and recently endorsed Light and Hazardous Work Lists into their work. This document introduces the major changes to the law and new regulations and acts as a “how to” guide.

Methodologies to address child labor from the Municipalities: The case of Jardín América - This document presents the experience of the Municipal Model for the Prevention and Eradication of Child Labor in the period 2020-2021, offering elements for reflection to those who are interested in scaling it up or replicating it in other municipalities with the proper contextualization.

An overview of the artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) industry in the Philippines and its use of child labor with case study.

A training manual to be used in a training program -- developed by Verité -- on international and domestic Mexican labor standards, identification of forced and child labor, detection of violations related to recruitment, and identifying and addressing the root causes of occupational dangers in coffee supply chains.

Press release announcing that the COFFEE project would offer trainings on workplace safety and labor regulation compliance for various stakeholders in the Mexican coffee sector (including agronomists, field technicians, certification and monitoring bodies, civil society organizations, and government institutions).

A guide for employers, producers, and workers on the safe application of pesticides.