The ECLT Foundation works directly with communities in 6 countries.
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families
in tobacco-growing communities were financially empowered
children
were sent to school and benefited from vocational training
children
were removed or kept away from child labour
community members
were reached through awareness-raising activities
children are involved in child labour worldwide
children are doing work which is hazardous.
of child labour is in agriculture
children and youth are out of school
Child labour does not exist in isolation. In agricultural communities, livelihoods, education, climate, markets and protection systems can all shape the risks children face. Understanding how these pressures interact is essential to moving beyond individual interventions and building responses that prevent child labour sustainably.
For millions of children, going to school cannot be separated from the economic and social pressures their families face. As a new school year begins, we explore the connection between education and child labour — and why keeping children in school also means strengthening livelihoods, protection systems and resilience in the communities around them.
Preventing child labour requires more than awareness and enforcement—it also requires resilient livelihoods. Reflecting on discussions with farmers in Zimbabwe, this article explores why living income is inseparable from the broader conditions that enable families to invest in their futures and protect children's rights.
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