Resources

The WHO-5 Child Wellbeing Index is a simple self-reported measure of children’s psychological wellbeing. It consists of five, positively phrased questions, which can be administered in under five minutes. This document presents a slightly simplified version of the original tool, developed by the World Health Organization, with five answer options instead of six. This version of the tool was successfully tested by ICI in both Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana and found to be suitable for use with children aged 5-17. View the guidance, for an overview of the tool, how to use it and how to analyse the

What is the difference between child labour, hazardous child labour, and the worst forms of child labour? ICI's brief glossary provides definitions of key terms and concepts related to child labour and forced labour, together with links to the relevant conventions and guidance.

The International Cocoa Initiative has created these educational films to raise awareness of the risk of child labour in cocoa-farming communities.

“Kweku and the bird” is a 4-part 3D-animation series developed by the International Cocoa Initiative for use during child labour awareness-raising sessions. The four episodes show the adventures of 12-year-old Kweku, the son of a cocoa farmer.

ICI has produced a training manual to help practitioners and actors carry out their work against the Worst Forms of Child Labour (WFCL) in an effective and professional manner.