Resources

This study examines two cocoa supply chains in Ecuador and Uganda to assess whether cocoa is produced under gender-equitable conditions.

The Center for Utilizing Behavioral Insights for Children, in collaboration with Save the Children Indonesia Country Office, conducted formative research to understand the underlying factors that influence children’s engagement in hazardous tasks on cocoa farms. This report summarizes the findings as well as potential solutions to reduce hazardous child labour in Indonesia.

Child labour disrupts education, but there is little research on the reciprocal relationship: education disrupting child labour. In this study, authors examined the link between school quality and child cocoa agricultural work in rural Cote d’Ivoire.

This manual, developed by the World Cocoa Foundation on behalf of CocoaAction companies, describes the Community Development package in detail. CocoaAction’s Community Development package is an innovative approach under which companies have committed to aligning their efforts in Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana under a common set of actions and aims.

This paper examines the relationship between child labour and educational attainment and explores the distinction between harmful and non-harmful agricultural cocoa work. esults show that hazardous child labour increases the odds of repeating a class and work-related injury compared to non-hazardous labour.