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This letter is designed to accompany the distribution of birth certificates to children and households as part of CLMRS support activities or other programmes addressing child labour. It provides a short, clear explanation that links the birth certificate to the broader goals of protecting children and promoting education, reinforcing that support is part of a long-term effort rather than an isolated action. Providing an explanation alongside material support helps households understand its purpose, prevents it from being perceived as a simple gift, and strengthens trust between field staff

CUBIC collaborated with Save the Children Côte d’Ivoire to develop an intervention aimed at reducing hazardous child labor on cocoa farms and increasing school attendance. Using behavioral science to guide the process, we developed and tested the “village social contract” model in ten villages in the Man department. It was found that this approach was successful in reducing hazardous child labor and injuries on cocoa farms. The findings emphasize the effectiveness of behavioral science in addressing child labor issues and show how community accountability can enable safer environments for

This document analyses how well CLMRS and Community Development Approaches align with the HRDD steps outlined in the UNGP and the OECD Guidance.

This letter is designed to accompany the distribution of school kits to children and households as part of CLMRS support activities or other programmes addressing child labour.

This brief presents two training modules developed and tested by ICI in Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana to promote practices that better protect children from pesticide risks in cocoa-growing communities.