1995-1997 implementation report: initiating and mobilizing action against child labour in the Philippines

Alcestis. Abrera-Mangahas

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Abstract: Provides summary of Philippines country programmes for 1995-1997 on child labour. Includes draft main programmes areas for 1998-1999.

Keywords: child labour; IPEC; ILO Programme; future; role of ILO.; UNICEF; nongovernmental organization; state intervention; plan of action; community participation; target group.; development project.; project design.; access to education; legal aspect; institution building; training of trainers; project management; social reform; social services.; capacity building; case study; survey.; travail des enfants; IPEC; programme de l'OIT; futur; rôle de l'OIT; FISE; organisation non gouvernementale; intervention de l'Etat; plan d'action; participation de la communauté; groupe cible; projet de développement; élaboration de projet; accès à l'éducation; aspect juridique; développement des institutions; formation de formateurs; gestion de projet; réforme sociale; services sociaux; renforcement des capacités; étude de cas; enquête; trabajo infantil; IPEC; programa de la OIT; futuro; papel de la OIT; UNICEF; organización no gubernamental; intervención estatal; plan de acción; participación comunitaria; grupo destinatario; proyecto de desarrollo; elaboración de proyectos; acceso a la educación; aspecto jurídico; desarrollo institucional; formación de formadores; administración de proyectos; reforma social; servicios sociales; desarrollo de la capacidad; estudio de casos; encuesta (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 17 pages
Date: 1997
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