Through the ECLT Foundation’s work since 2011:

• 182,100 + children were removed or kept away from child labour
• 27,100 + children were sent to school and benefited from vocational training
• 475,100 + community members were reached through awareness-raising activities
• 1,500 + key stakeholders were brought together to renew commitments on national action plans to eliminate child labour
• 68,800 + families in tobacco-growing communities were financially empowered

Child labour is often symptom of deeper development and education issues. ECLT works together with communities, governments, businesses and more to tackle the root causes:

• 1. Getting children out of child labour
• 2. Opening doors through education
• 3. Raising awareness
• 4. Strengthening communities
• 5. Alleviating poverty

Engaging stakeholders

Joining forces is key to maximising our impact and eliminating child labour. The ECLT Foundation actively engages with various stakeholders to reach this goal. Our multi-stakeholder engagement approach follows a tripartite model that includes:

• Governments
• Trade unions
• Employers
• International organisations
• Civil society
• Businesses
• Farmers
• Communities
• Children
• Parents