E-learning
Monitoring and evaluation of child labour in agriculture
2019
This course demonstrates how strong monitoring systems of agricultural programmes can incorporate child labour indicators, suggesting useful strategies. It also provides methodologies to consider when evaluating and reporting on evidence that suggests child labour may have been impacted by an agricultural initiative.
E-learning
Incorporating child labour in policies and strategies
2019
This course explains national and international legislation aimed at preventing and reducing child labour. It provides suggestions on how to assess whether a policy adequately addresses child labour in agriculture in your country.
It also suggests opportunities within the development and implementation of a national rural development or agricultural policy where...
E-learning
Addressing child labour in agricultural programmes
2019
This course illustrates how agricultural programmes can help to prevent and reduce child labour in agriculture.
It provides guidance at each stage of the programme cycle when integrating child labour concerns in agricultural programmes.
E-learning
Migration and protracted crisis
2019
The focus of this one-lesson e-learning course is on forced migration due to protracted crisis situations, including both natural or human made disasters, and conflict. Forced migration is a sub category or type of migration. It is distinguished by the presence of coercion or a lack of voluntariness.
E-learning
Migration and gender
2018
This one-lesson course considers the gender dimension of rural migration. As men and women experience migration differently, to reduce the vulnerability and empower both rural women migrants and women who stay behind, it is essential to integrate gender into policies and programmes on migration and rural development.
E-learning