Resources

CLMRS Personnel play a central role in the implementation of Child Labour Monitoring and Remediation Systems (CLMRS), providing ongoing support and guidance to households in cocoa-growing communities. Ensuring they are properly trained is therefore critical to the quality and effectiveness of CLMRS implementation. This curriculum provides a structured pedagogical framework for designing, adapting and improving training programmes for CLMRS Personnel. Drawing on ICI’s experience implementing CLMRS in cocoa-growing regions in Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana, it outlines the key skills to be strengthened

CLMRS Personnel are the cornerstone of a CLMRS. They provide ongoing guidance and support that helps families change behaviours regarding child labour. The effectiveness and impact of a CLMRS depend largely on the skills, experience and commitment of CLMRS Personnel. Qualified, trained, specialised and well-supported CLMRS Personnel are better able to build trust with caregivers, conduct meaningful awareness-raising and follow-up, and guide households through behaviour change over time. Supporting CLMRS Personnel to perform their roles effectively strengthens the system’s ability to identify

This template provides a practical tool for developing standardised data-sharing procedures. Using it helps companies and organisations maintain continuity in case management, minimise duplication, and ensure that children and households continue to be monitored and supported consistently across different activities and as supply chain structures evolve.

This self-assessment checklist supports CLMRS implementers in monitoring system performance and the quality of implementation. It provides guidance on the specific checks to be conducted, the rationale behind them, and how to identify areas requiring further improvement.

This template, developed by ICI, provides a practical tool to document support activities in a consistent way. It captures details such as the type of support provided and the date, linked to the child, household, or community concerned.