Resources

In this fourth annual report on Tulane University's activities under the contract with the United States Department of Labor (USDoL), further analysis of data from the first three years, additional data collected in the fourth contract year, as well as the results of capacity building and information sharing conferences and trainings held in the U.S., Côte d'Ivoire and Ghana are presented.

This document provides an overview of the issue of child labour in the cocoa supply chain and lists some best practices for eliminating child labour from the supply chain.

This report from the Understanding Children's Work programme (a collaboration between the Interational Labour Organization, World Bank and UNICEF) calls for child labour to placed at the forefront of national development agendas.

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.