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The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity. This module will give participants a basic understanding of how to address worst forms of child labor (WFCL) cases and provide remedial services in a safe manner that respects children’s rights.

The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity. This module will give participants a basic understanding of how labor laws protect young workers and safely support employees.

The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity. This module will give participants a basic understanding of how labor laws protect young workers and safely support employees.

The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity. This module will give participants insights into the Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Framework of the National Action Plan (NAP) and other initiatives to eliminate child labor in Myanmar.

The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity. This module will give participants insights into the Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Framework of the National Action Plan (NAP) and other initiatives to eliminate child labor in Myanmar.

The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity. This module will help participants identify the resources required and how to raise funds and finance the implementation of the National Action Plan (NAP) on Elimination of Child Labour.

The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity. This module will help participants identify the resources required and how to raise funds and finance the implementation of the National Action Plan (NAP) on Elimination of Child Labour.

This endline study sheds light on realities related to child labor in three pilot project areas of Myanmar, in which the International Labor Organization (ILO) has been working since 2014 – the Yangon Region, the Ayeyarwady Region and Mon State. In addition to examining knowledge, attitudes and practices around child labor, the study also presents an overview of experiences, perceptions and outcomes of My-PEC project activities. The endline study makes reference to baseline findings, in order to draw out an understanding of the impacts of the ILO’s interventions in project areas and to shed light on current social and economic dynamics related to child labor in the country.

This endline study sheds light on realities related to child labor in three pilot project areas of Myanmar, in which the International Labor Organization (ILO) has been working since 2014 – the Yangon Region, the Ayeyarwady Region and Mon State. In addition to examining knowledge, attitudes and practices around child labor, the study also presents an overview of experiences, perceptions and outcomes of My-PEC project activities. The endline study makes reference to baseline findings, in order to draw out an understanding of the impacts of the ILO’s interventions in project areas and to shed light on current social and economic dynamics related to child labor in the country.

This guide provides an overview of the community-based child labor monitoring system in Myanmar, spearheaded in target areas of the Myanmar Programme on the Elimination of Child Labor (My-PEC), the Asia Regional Child Labour Programme (ARC) and the ARISE project. It offers guidance on how to use key components of the CLMS, its database and interactive dashboards in order to support the collection, verification, recording, analysis, monitoring and reporting of data on child labor in the country.