In the final report, the Work: No Child’s Business Alliance is proud to present important achievements realised and lessons learned during the 5.5 years of programme implementation, as well as actions taken to sustain change and amplify positive impacts in the communities and countries in which we worked. 

WNCB Final Evaluation WNCB is pleased to present the final evaluation report of our programme between 2019 – 2024, conducted by Syspons GmbH. The evaluation had three objectives: Firstly, to assess the impact of the WNCB programme through the systematic analysis of all existing programme data. Secondly, to identify scalable good practices at the intersection […]

WNCB Final Evaluation This Management Note outlines WNCB’s response to the main findings of the final evaluation and shares key take-aways for future programming to ensure that children and youth are free from child labour and enjoy their rights to quality education and (future) decent work, as well as WNCB’s reflections to the evaluation process.

WNCB Final Evaluation The WNCB final evaluation serves as the culmination of a comprehensive MEAL (Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning) approach implemented over the five-year programme cycle. This document indicates how the evaluation builds upon a structured MEAL framework that integrated multiple methodologies to assess outcomes, adapt interventions, support continuous learning, and inform decision-making.

This paper zooms in on the lobby and advocacy activities implemented by WNCB Alliance partners to influence national policy change towards the elimination of child labour. Partners sought to influence changes in legislation, policies, levels of resourcing and budgets, service design, and (innovative) practices. Across the six programme countries we find a staggered approach was […]

The Work: No Child’s Business programme aims to address the increasingly urgent need to fight child labour by ensuring that children and youth are free from child labour and enjoy their rights to quality education and (future) decent work. In addition to socio-cultural norms, poverty, social exclusion and discrimination, poorly functioning child protection systems, laws […]

This paper zooms in on the plethora of activities implemented by the Work: No Child’s Business (WNCB) alliance partners to encourage the private sector to take full responsibility in preventing and addressing child labour. It presents two strategies practically applied in the programme to engage the private sector and involve them in a collaborative approach […]

This paper zooms in on the plethora of activities implemented by the Work: No Child’s Business (WNCB) alliance partners to influence harmful social norms relating to child labour. Namely, it presents two approaches practically applied in the programme to promote the sense of ownership at a community level; thus, resulting in a more holistic and […]

A shared position paper from WNCB, Education International & Global March against Child Labour for the 5th Global Conference on Child Labour in Durban 2022.

As WNCB Alliance, with all partners and countries world-wide, we have formulated a joint framework of collaboration. This frameworks defines our guiding principles and key messages, to ensure that we remain aligned in our efforts to make a strong and lasting contribution to the elimination of child labour.