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A presentation which provides guidelines for conducting a successful interview, including tips such as for building rapport with study participants; being professional and non-judgemental; how to probe; and ways to avoid bias.

This document contains guidelines for maintaining data confidentiality and obtaining informed consent from study participants.

A brief success story highlighting several activities of the CLEAR ll project. The activities highlighted pertain to the development of a training manual on child labor investigations and prosecutions, in addition to the execution of a three-day training of trainers for labor officers, law enforcement officers, and representatives of the Office of the Children's Advocate and the Child Protection and Family Services Agency in Jamaica.

A brief success story highlighting several activities of the CLEAR ll project. The activities highlighted pertain to the development of a labor inspectorate curriculum on child labor for Liberia, in addition to the execution of a four-day training of trainers for the Ministry of Labor and other stakeholders. The document also highlights a two-day workshop held for members of the Liberia Chamber of Commerce on the topic of child labor.

A brief success story highlighting several activities of the CLEAR ll project. The activities highlighted pertain to the development of a curriculum for Burkina Faso's Labor Inspectorate to support efforts to improve child labor law enforcement and monitoring. The document also highlights the outcomes of a four-day training of trainers for labor inspectors.

An executive summary pertaining to a study that focuses on the attitudes and behavior of police officers around child labor, forced labor, and human trafficking (CFT), and the impact of awareness-raising police trainings on these attitudes and behaviors.

This study focuses on the attitudes and behavior of police officers around child labor, forced labor, and human trafficking (CFT). The study is based on a randomized controlled trial that surveyed over 1,000 law enforcement officers in Nepal and examined the effects of three types of campaigns focused on raising greater awareness about CFT among law enforcement officers.

The report on the 2016 National Child Labor Survey (NCLS) in Timor-Leste presents key statistics on the magnitude, characteristics and main determinants of child labor in Timor-Leste, and analyzes working conditions and the consequences on children’s health and education. The report also presents recommendations regarding national policy and interventions.

A literature review of child labor and forced labor works in the major research bibliographic databases. Review queries yielded 614 original research papers published since 2010. This review found that the published literature overemphasizes research on forced labor. Impact evaluations, especially randomized control trials are rare. Hence, the literature is far from providing a complete toolkit of what works for child labor and forced labor.

A booklet directed to managers of fishing enterprises in Myanmar where young workers are employed, especially those between 14 and 18 years old.  Describes what owners, managers, and supervisors need to know when hiring and managing younger workers and how to improve the work site so it is profitable, productive and safe.