Stories about the steps to take, challenges and successes to eliminate child labour
Supply Chain Approach
India
Linking communities in Rajasthan with international stone companies in Europe
Achieving a norms change on child labour and improving labour conditions for adults in the natural stone sector in Rajasthan, India, linked to the international supply chain.
Area-Based Approach
Uganda
Working with communities and government towards sustainable solutions in Karamoja
Working together with communities and governments at local and national level to eliminate child labour by economic strengthening of families and improving access to education in Karamoja.
Multi-stakeholder collaboration
Uganda
Collaboration between governments, companies and communities in the gold mining sector in Busia
Improving labour conditions, ensuring policy frameworks, and establishing access to training and education to achieve sustainable changes in mining communities in Busia.
Community Mobilisation
India, all countries
Community mobilisation as key strategy to change norms
Community mobilisers play a crucial role in implementing the WNCB programme’s strategy to eliminate child labour. A story about the work they do, their strategies and challenges.
Education: a key strategy
All countries
WNCB countries present examples of how education has played a key role in combatting child labour
WNCB partners highlight some specific approaches that have been chosen, and talk about steps taken and results achieved.
Working in the cocoa supply chain
Côte d’Ivoire
Work towards a social norm and sustainable solutions against all forms of child labour
WNCB implements a combined approach of strategies: an area-based approach that goes hand in hand with a supply chain approach.
Child protection system strengthening
Vietnam
Strengthening local and national child protection systems in Vietnam
WNCB implemented a systems-based and holistic approach to develop better policies that look at the child, the family and the community as a whole.
Supporting women and communities
Jordan
Supporting women and refugee communities in Jordan
Community work with parents and women in particular as important strategies in changing community norms and opportunities for families.