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ILAB-funded technical assistance projects produce a large body of knowledge and resources, including toolkits, project reports, training manuals, and implementation guides. These resources produced by ILAB’s grantees are presented here in a searchable online library so that they may help support and inform current and future projects to end abusive labor practices worldwide.
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| E-learning programme on child labour pack: module 1. How important is it?
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The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module helps participants to understand how a case of child labor is defined and why is it so important to address child labor. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity.
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International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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| E-learning programme on child labour pack: module 2. Enabling evidence-based action (Burmese)
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The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module helps participants to understand how different data collection methods can help to build a strong knowledge base on child labor to support evidence-based action. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity.
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International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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| E-learning programme on child labour pack: module 2. Enabling evidence-based action
Show Description
The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module helps participants to understand how different data collection methods can help to build a strong knowledge base on child labor to support evidence-based action. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity.
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International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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| E-learning programme on child labour pack: module 3. How to raise awareness and develop capacity
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The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity. This module will support participants when taking action towards preventing and addressing child labor, and will help participants understand how raising awareness and building capacity among different target groups is a continuous process.
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International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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| E-learning programme on child labour pack: module 3. How to raise awareness and develop capacity (Burmese)
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The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity. This module will support participants when taking action towards preventing and addressing child labor, and will help participants understand how raising awareness and building capacity among different target groups is a continuous process.
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International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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| E-learning programme on child labour pack: module 4. The significance of easy access to quality education (Burmese)
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The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity. This module will help participants understand how education can help prevent and address child labor.
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International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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| E-learning programme on child labour pack: module 4. The significance of easy access to quality education
Show Description
The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity. This module will help participants understand how education can help prevent and address child labor.
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International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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| E-learning programme on child labour pack: module 5. The role of labour inspectors
Show Description
The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity. This module will help participants to understand the role of the Myanmar legislative framework and labor inspectors in preventing and addressing child labor.
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International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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| E-learning programme on child labour pack: module 5. The role of labour inspectors (Burmese)
Show Description
The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity. This module will help participants to understand the role of the Myanmar legislative framework and labor inspectors in preventing and addressing child labor.
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International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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| E-learning programme on child labour pack: module 6. Withdrawal and remedies for worst forms of child labour cases
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The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity. This module will give participants a basic understanding of how to address worst forms of child labor (WFCL) cases and provide remedial services in a safe manner that respects children’s rights.
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International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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| Title | Grantee | Intervention Type | Document Type |
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| E-learning programme on child labour pack: module 1. How important is it?
Show Description
The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module helps participants to understand how a case of child labor is defined and why is it so important to address child labor. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity.
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International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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| E-learning programme on child labour pack: module 2. Enabling evidence-based action (Burmese)
Show Description
The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module helps participants to understand how different data collection methods can help to build a strong knowledge base on child labor to support evidence-based action. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity.
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International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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| E-learning programme on child labour pack: module 2. Enabling evidence-based action
Show Description
The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module helps participants to understand how different data collection methods can help to build a strong knowledge base on child labor to support evidence-based action. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity.
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International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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| E-learning programme on child labour pack: module 3. How to raise awareness and develop capacity
Show Description
The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity. This module will support participants when taking action towards preventing and addressing child labor, and will help participants understand how raising awareness and building capacity among different target groups is a continuous process.
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International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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| E-learning programme on child labour pack: module 3. How to raise awareness and develop capacity (Burmese)
Show Description
The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity. This module will support participants when taking action towards preventing and addressing child labor, and will help participants understand how raising awareness and building capacity among different target groups is a continuous process.
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International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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| E-learning programme on child labour pack: module 4. The significance of easy access to quality education (Burmese)
Show Description
The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity. This module will help participants understand how education can help prevent and address child labor.
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International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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| E-learning programme on child labour pack: module 4. The significance of easy access to quality education
Show Description
The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity. This module will help participants understand how education can help prevent and address child labor.
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International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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| E-learning programme on child labour pack: module 5. The role of labour inspectors
Show Description
The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity. This module will help participants to understand the role of the Myanmar legislative framework and labor inspectors in preventing and addressing child labor.
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International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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| E-learning programme on child labour pack: module 5. The role of labour inspectors (Burmese)
Show Description
The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity. This module will help participants to understand the role of the Myanmar legislative framework and labor inspectors in preventing and addressing child labor.
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International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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| E-learning programme on child labour pack: module 6. Withdrawal and remedies for worst forms of child labour cases
Show Description
The course aims to equip civil society partners, social workers, employers and worker’s organizations to effectively assess and address cases of child labor within their communities. The modules consist of a live, instructor-led component and an ‘on-demand’ online component. This module includes learning activities as well as an assessment activity. This module will give participants a basic understanding of how to address worst forms of child labor (WFCL) cases and provide remedial services in a safe manner that respects children’s rights.
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International Labor Organization (ILO) |
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