Ressources
Académique5 juillet 2021Addressing social desirability bias in child labour measurement: An application to cocoa farms in Côte d'IvoireEn savoir plusThis study, published in the Bordeaux Economics Working Papers, compares two methods – direct questioning and list experiments - to estimate the prevalence of child labour in a sample of 4,458 certified cocoa farms in Côte d’Ivoire.
Académique20 octobre 2021La qualité de l'école est liée à la réduction du travail des enfants dans le cacao en Côte d'IvoireEn savoir plusCet article examine le lien entre la qualité de l'école et le travail des enfants dans l'agriculture cacaoyère, en se basant sur l'analyse des données de 2168 enfants de cinquième année (Cours Moyen 2ème année – CM2) de quarante et une (41) écoles primaires en Côte d'Ivoire.
Académique7 juillet 2020Cash transfers, public works and child activities: Mixed methods evidence from the United Republic of TanzaniaEn savoir plusThis research, led by UNICEF, examines the impact of the United Republic of Tanzania’s Productive Social Safety Net. The programme provides cash transfers, conditional to be used on health and education services, to extremely poor households.
Académique30 juin 2020Supporting smallholder farmers for a sustainable cocoa sectorEn savoir plusThis study explores the principal factors that lead to changes in farmer practices, with the objective of improving company interventions in the cocoa sector in Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire.
Académique23 avril 2020Understanding children’s harmful work in African agriculture: points of departureEn savoir plusThis paper steps back from dominant discourses around child labour, and examines how we can arrive at a more nuanced understanding of the forms, prevalence, drivers, and dynamics of child work - particularly work that is harmful. The authors aim to open space for new discourses, strategies, and interventions with which children’s harmful work in agriculture might be addressed.