This document outlines recommendations to end child labor globally by 2025 based on 2020 estimates. It recommends expanding social protection programs and decent work opportunities, improving rural livelihoods, safeguarding education, registering all births, strengthening child protection systems, and changing social norms around gender. It also calls for adequate laws against child labor, better evidence collection, addressing child labor during crises, and increased international cooperation to realize the UN's goal of ending child labor.
8. • Make social protection universal.
• Expand decent work and Accelerate transition to
formality.
• Improve rural livelihoods.
• Reduce heightened risks of child labour in domestic
and global supply chains.
Economic empowerment,
livelihoods, and business
9. • Safeguard and advance children’s education.
• Register the birth of every child.
• Strengthen Child Protection Systems.
• End gender norms and discrimination.
• Change social and cultural norms perpetuate child
labour, with focus on gender.
Education, Protection, and
Social Norms
10. • Adopt adequate legal frameworks and promote
compliance.
• Strengthen evidence and make child labourers visible .
• Address child labour in conflicts, disasters and other
crises.
• Realize the promise of international cooperation and
partnership.
Evidence, Policy, and
International Cooperation
