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Worldwide, agriculture is the sector where by far the largest share of child labourers is found - some 60 percent. In this video, children use their voices to candidly express their opinion on child labour in agriculture and discuss ways to eliminate the problem.

In the Kakuma refugee camp children are at risk of diseases, gender-based violence and malnutrition. In response, FAO and partners have set up Junior Farmer Field and Life Schools (JFFLS) where children learn about farming, nutrition, gender equality and business skills.

Children in Karamoja, northern Uganda, are learning about farming, healthy eating and how to protect themselves from diseases, thanks to the Junior Farmer Field and Life Schools (JFFLS) set up by FAO and partners across 6 countries in the region.

The Green Jobs for Rural Youth Employment (GJ4RYE) project promotes green jobs through skills training in land reclamation, organic horticulture, and beekeeping. Thanks to this project, youth participants, from diverse backgrounds are employed under a Wage Employment Initiative to rehabilitate mined-out lands for agricultural use.

Stephen lost his hearing when he was as little as seven, but also thanks to the Integrated Country Approach (ICA) project this disability didn’t stop him from earning a decent pay. As his poultry farming business develops, he is expecting to build a comfortable life and leave his financial worries...