Resources

Tackling risks associated with forced labour in the cocoa sector requires a coordinated response from many different stakeholders. Cocoa and chocolate companies, governments, civil society actors, international organizations, cocoa cooperatives, cocoa producers and donors all have a role to play. This document contains practical guidance for cocoa and chocolate companies on how to tackle risks associated with forced labour in cocoa-growing communities. These activities could be implemented and financed by individual organisations or in a collective manner through an area-based approach.

To better understand how different survey design choices influence results, ICI, together with ETH Zurich and the University of Ghana, tested and compared different approaches to collecting information about children’s work activities.

The Compendium of Statistics on Child Labour in Ghana has been developed to address the critical need for a standardised, coherent statistical framework for monitoring child labour.

This study explores how employment contracts are perceived in cocoa-growing communities in Ghana.

This study evaluates the impact of the midday meal program in India on the prevalence of child labour among upper primary school-going children.