Resources

In September 2006, Tulane University initiated work on a U.S. Department of Labor (USDoL) contract to provide oversight of public and private initiatives to eliminate the WFCL and to assess progress made toward the implementation of the Harkin-Engel Protocol.

This report explores knowledge gaps on child labour issues in the agricultural sector. It is the result of a joint initiative between the Food and Agriculture Organization and the Seminar for Advanced Training in Rural Development of Humboldt University Berlin.

Produced by World Vision, Save the Children, USAID, UNICEF and the Oak Foundation, this report reviews the available global evidence on community-based child protection mechanisms and their impact on children's protection and wellbeing.

This paper investigates factors influencing farmers' decision-making in employing child labour in the Western Region of Ghana.

This second annual report by Tulane University provides oversight of public and private initiatives to eliminate the WFCL and to assess progress made to implement the Harkin-Engel Protocol. Tulane carried out the first set of nationally representative surveys of child labour in the cocoa sector in Côte d'Ivoire and Ghana.