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Press release reporting on a validation workshop organized by the Project Offside initiative, "Marking the Field!". This workshop forcused on communication strategy, meeting was held in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (CABA) and was attended by leaders from the ILO, the National Commission for the Eradication of Child Labor (CONAETI), the Ministry of Agroindustry of the province of Buenos Aires, from the Argentine Industrial Union (UIA), from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), from the National Institute of Agricultural Technology (INTA), from the National Registry of Rural Workers and Employers (RENATRE), of the Argentine Union of Rural Workers and Stevedores (UATRE) and of the Argentine Rural Confederations (CRA).

A report presenting the results report of the National Child Labor Survey (ENTI) 2019, carried out during the fourth quarter of that year. The ENTI 2019 provides information at the federal entity level, in urban, rural and regional areas on child labor carried out by boys, girls and adolescents.  It provides guidance for those responsible for formulating and adopting child labor policy, and is meant to improve the living conditions of children and eradicate child labor in Mexico.

An Alliance Against Child Labor - This excerpt from Criterio Magazine discusses the work of Desarrollo y Autogestión (DYA) with various public and private actors to generate educational health services, training workshops and care centers in vulnerable rural areas to work against child labor. 

The Interesting World of Responsible Mining: This booklet will be of great help to understand what responsible mining is and everything it offers us. It also invites you in an original and creative way to value mining as a very important activity for the progress of our society.

Livelihoods in Colombia: The Livelihoods program developed by Pact in Colombia has led rural communities in a situation of poverty to grow and move towards prosperity. Pact's work has had a significant impact on the lives of historically marginalized households, including populations engaged in artisanal and small-scale gold and coal mining.

Systematization Economic Forum: Bets for the Economic and Productive Development of the Bajo Cauca Region: Its main objective was to generate an enriching reflection with different actors in the region around the productive bets in the territory, in such a way that this context would help to join forces and promote informed decision-making, guiding actions towards strengthening their strengths and economic priorities.

On Foot And By Bike Through Boyacá: The Somos Tesoro project increases the motivation of children and adolescents to remain in their educational cycle, and enhances their leadership, their life skills and their vocational development

Fledglings, Idle People and Warriors: Perception Study on Child Labor in Mining Areas of Colombia: This qualitative study examines the perceptions that those directly involved have about child labor. By directly involved we refer to minors who work or they might be able to work and the adults responsible for their upbringing. This document contains five stories that show the narration of the participants in a fictional format. They are stories about the experiences of these families around child labor. They collect the description of their environment, their way of expressing themselves, their anecdotes, their expectations and desires from the observer's point of view.

Survey of the Final Line of the Somos Tesoro Project: This study measures the change in the prevalence of Child Labor in eight municipalities in the departments of Antioquia and Boyacá in Colombia, where the NGO Pact, carried out the Somos Tesoro project between the end of 2013 and 2017, focused on child labor in mining. This report statistically tested the difference in variables and indicators of interest, between a baseline survey (November 2014 - February 2015) and the final line survey (March - April 2018). The quantitative analysis is complemented with a qualitative analysis carried out from four focus groups with parents of households participating in the Project.

This infographic provides high-level statistical findings from Viet Nam's 2018 National Child Labour Survey.