E-learning Courses6 June 2016FAO E-learning module: 'End child labour in agriculture'Read MoreThe Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) launched an E-learning tool designed to raise awareness amongst stakeholders about child labour in agriculture. Entitled ‘End Child Labour in Agriculture’, the online module is aimed at agricultural policy-makers and advisors; programme designers and implementers, researchers and statisticians.
Research and Reports1 February 2016Child labour and the youth decent work deficit in GhanaRead MoreThis report, produced by the Understanding Children's Work Programme, explores the interrelated issues of child labour and youth employment in Ghana.
Laws and Regulations2 January 2016Hazardous child labour activity framework for Ghana (HAF) - 2016Read MoreThe ILO Convention 182 requires each country through tripartite arrangements to develop a list of hazardous sectors and activities guided by ILO recommendation 190. Although section 91 of the Children’s Act (Act 560) provides a list of hazardous child labour activities, the list is limited and not in full conformity with ILO Convention 182 and its recommendation.- Research and Reports30 September 2015Is the End of Child Labour in Sight? A Critical Review of a Vision and JourneyRead MoreThis report examines the implementation of Child Labour Free Zones (CLFZ) in seven countries, including Ghana.
- Research and Reports1 August 2015Mapping sustainable production in Ghanaian cocoaRead MoreCommissioned by Cadbury, this is an independent study carried out by researchers at the Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex and the Department of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness, University of Ghana.