The document discusses child labor in Nepal. It states that child labor, defined as work by those under age 19, affects around 2.6 million of Nepal's 9.2 million children between ages 5-14. Common forms of child labor include agriculture, industry, construction, information services, and domestic work. Some of the key challenges in addressing child labor are a lack of awareness, insufficient laws and enforcement, lack of political will, and inadequate education programs. Proposed solutions include ensuring education for all children, protecting children from trafficking and violence, strengthening laws and regulations, and providing free compulsory primary education.

1. Presented by
Rishi khanal
(TU) Bim 2nd

2. Content
 Background
 Forms of Child Labour existing
 Challenges
 Solution

4. Background
 The involving of child in work in earlier age (below
19) is know as child labour
 Total population below 16 year is 9.2 million
which is 41% of total population
 Out of 9.2 million children, 2.6 million children of
age 5-14 years work as child workers

5. Forms of Child Labour existing
 Agriculture
 Industrial
 Construction work
 Information sector
 Domestics service

6. Challenges
 1. Lack of Awareness on Child Labour
 Lack of Laws and Regulations and their
implementation
 Lack of Political Commitment and Will
 Lack of Integrated and Coordinated Actions 5
 . Lack of Sustainable Programmers and Resources
 Lack of Follow-up, Monitoring and Evaluation

7. Solution
 Ensuring Education for all Children
 Protection of Children, especially from trafficking and
other forms of violence
 Child Labour and Education
 Ensuring Free and Compulsory Primary Education
 Strict rules and regulation

8. Any question

9. Than you