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Produced by the Understanding Children’s Work (UCW) programme, the ILO research partnership with UNICEF and the World Bank on child labour and related issues, this report is aimed at helping to explain the recent trends in child labour.

This report, produced by the International Labour Organization, describes the scale and key characteristics of child labour throughout the world. While child labour has decreased globally since 2000, the rate of progress is insufficient to meet target 8.7 of the Sustainable Development Goals, child labour elimination by 2025. 152 million children remain in child labour and significant progress is needed in Africa, where child labour rates are the highest.

This report outlines the expectations of cocoa industry investors in relation to child labour.

This review, carried out by the International Initiative for Impact Evaluation (3ie), evaluates 43 quantitative studies and 136 qualitative studies on certification schemes designed to make agricultural production socially sustainable.

L'Organisation des Nations Unies pour l'Alimentation et l'Agriculture (FAO) a lancé un outil d'apprentissage en ligne destiné à sensibiliser les parties prenantes au travail des enfants dans l'agriculture. Intitulé "Mettre fin au travail des enfants dans l'agriculture", le module en ligne s'adresse aux décideurs et conseillers agricoles, aux concepteurs et responsables de programmes, aux chercheurs et aux statisticiens. Le Module e-learning se compose de 15 leçons et dure environ 12 heures. Bien qu'il ne soit pas spécifiquement lié à la culture du cacao, le cours donne un aperçu important de