UCW COUNTRY REPORTS ON CHILD
LABOUR AND YOUTH EMPLOYMENT
CHILD LABOUR INTERACTIVE MAP
Country factsheets on child labour
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RESEARCH REPORTS ON CHILD LABOUR
Downloadable reports and studies developed by the UCW Programme.
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CHILD LABOUR INDICATORS
Statistical tables on child labour, schooling and related indicators for over 80 countries.
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ABOUT US
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The Understanding Children’s Work (UCW) programme is an inter-agency research cooperation initiative involving the International Labour Organisation (ILO), UNICEF and the World Bank.
Through a variety of research activities, the UCW Programme supports the partner agencies in improving statistical information on the child labour phenomenon in its various dimensions – its nature and extent, its causes and consequences, and what policy approaches are most effective in addressing it.
The Programme also supports efforts to improve understanding of links between child labour and related issues such as education, youth employment and migration.
The Programme makes use of its inter-agency configuration and technical orientation to act as a platform for research cooperation, policy dialogue, partnership building and knowledge exchange in child labour and related policy areas.
UCW places particular emphasis on policy-oriented research and on using this research for promoting informed responses to child labour.
The Programme is comprised of five core components as depicted in the figure below.
Specific activities undertaken under each are described in the annual
programme progress report. Future research priorities are outlined in this
note.
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Core Staff |
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| Furio C. Rosati - Program
Coordinator |
| M.
Gabriella Breglia - Researcher/Policy |
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Lorenzo Guarcello - Researcher/Statistics
and empirical analysis |
| Irina
Kovrova - Researcher/Statistics and
empirical analysis |
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Scott Lyon - Researcher/Policy and planning |
| Cristina
A. Valdivia - Researcher/Statistics and
empirical analysis |
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