Resources

CUBIC partnered with Dr Amanda Berlan from the University of Leicester, Save the Children Côte d’Ivoire and Save the Children Switzerland to implement and evaluate the Village Social Contract intervention, a community-based intervention aimed at reducing children’s engagement in hazardous tasks on coca farms and improving educational outcomes.

100WEEKS studied the effects of cash transfer programmes on mothers and children in rural cocoa-farming communities in Côte d’Ivoire.

This study explores how the impact of cash transfers changes when payments are made directly to women and when combined with complementary interventions promoting gender equality and financial inclusion.

This practical guide is designed for anyone interested in setting up VSLAs in cocoa-growing communities as a means to support child protection and address child labour.

This brief outlines good practices for setting up VSLAs and provides practical measures to encourage women’s participation in these groups.