Our impact

The ECLT Foundation works directly with communities in 6 countries.

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ECLT in numbers

Since 2011, ECLT has supported over 1,400,000 children, farmers and families in the fight against child labour.
  • 96,000 +

    families

    in tobacco-growing communities were financially empowered

  • 33,000 +

    children

    were sent to school and benefited from vocational training

  • 204,000+

    children

    were removed or kept away from child labour

  • 711,000+

    community members

    were reached through awareness-raising activities

About child labour

Child labour is work which puts children's health, safety, education and development at risk.

160 million

children are involved in child labour worldwide

79 million

children are doing work which is hazardous.

Over 70%

of child labour is in agriculture

262 million

children and youth are out of school

Latest news

Highlights of our work around the world
  • 05.12.2025

    Amina’s path from vulnerability to voice in rural Tanzania

    From low yields to new ambitions, Amina’s story in Mole village shows the power of community-led change. With the right tools and support, her savings group helped turn uncertainty into stability and hope. When rural families shape the decisions that affect them, progress takes root and futures shift. As we move toward the VI Global Conference in Morocco (2026), her voice reminds us that effective action must start from the ground up.

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  • 28.11.2025

    A path built through resilience: How savings groups are strengthening livelihoods and child protection in Tanzania?

    In Kalemela B, Tanzania, a village savings group is showing how progress takes hold when farmers lead their own development. Through the Tumaini VSLA, members like Asia Salum turn local knowledge into practical solutions: investing in groundnuts, livestock and collective goat-rearing. When people decide together, incomes stabilise, children stay in school, and communities build systems that withstand shocks. As we look toward Morocco 2026, their experience reminds us that lasting change begins with inclusion and the voices of those closest to the challenge.

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  • 26.11.2025

    The 14th UN Forum on Business and Human Rights: lessons for the road ahead

    This year in Geneva, companies, governments and communities converged around one conclusion: real due diligence is no longer a technical exercise — it is a test of fairness, power and leadership. When governments take the lead, when those most affected shape decisions, and when incomes are truly enough to live on, change becomes possible. Discover the key insights that emerged from this year’s Forum.

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