This webinar articulates the research findings of a large participatory programme on Worst Forms of Child Labour in Bangladesh and Nepal (CLARISSA). It used participatory methods to build a micro level understanding of children’s lives, their workplaces, and their neighbourhoods.
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The audience will be introduced to the hard labour website. This is an immersive and interactive website which contains stories of children’s lives (a selection of the 800 children collected and analysed); children’s days, children’s workplaces, and the neighbourhoods where they live.
Speakers
- Dr Jody Aked: overview and cross cutting findings
- A.K. Maksud. Executive Director of the Grambangla Unnayan Committee: Findings from Bangladesh
- Elizabeth Hacker: Findings from Nepal
Chair
Professor Danny Burns, IDS Research Fellow
Programme
- Introduction – Danny Burns (5 mins)
Key findings
- Cross-cutting findings – Jody Aked (10 mins)
- What WFCL looks like in leather industry in Bangladesh + working with informal businesses (can include shadowing and PAR in terms of what we learned from working with them) – A.K. Maksud (10 mins)
- What WFCL looks like in AES in Nepal + working with informal businesses (can include shadowing and PAR in terms of what we learned from working with them) – Elizabeth Hacker (10 mins)
- What we still don’t know – Jody Aked (5 mins)
Hard Labour website
- Introducing hard labour website – Danny Burns (20 mins)
Q&A
- Questions and Answer (30 mins)
How to watch
This webinar will be streamed on Zoom.
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