Nepal has made progress in reducing child labor but still has work to do to meet UN Sustainable Development Goals. The percentage of children aged 7-14 who are employed in Nepal decreased from 47% in 2000 to 42% in 2014. However, the goal is to eliminate the worst forms of child labor by 2025 and all child labor by 2030. Immediate action needs to be taken to protect children's rights and end all forms of child slavery and labor as soon as possible given children's special vulnerability and need for protection and care.

1. CHILD LABOR
SDG 8
Target 8.7
Indicator 8.7.1

2. NEPAL SDG DATA
GDP should be up to 7% by 2030
and ODA of 0.7%
In 2020, GDP per capita for Nepal was 1,196 US dollars. GDP per capita of
Nepal increased from 277 US dollars in 2001 to 1,196 US dollars
in 2020 growing at an average annual rate of 8.27%.

3. CHILD IN EMPLOYEMENT (NEPAL) WORLDBANK DATA
HTTPS://DATACOMMONS.ORG/RANKING/COUNT_PERSON_7TO14YEARS_EMPLOYED
_ASFRACTIONOF_COUNT_PERSON_7TO14YEARS/COUNTRY/ASIA?H=COUNTRY%2F
NPL&UNIT=%25
N K
G
41.08% KYZYGSTAN (K )
31.80% GEORGEIA (G)
40%
30%
20%
10%
47%
42%
40%
2000 2008 2014
H
CHILD EMPLOYMENT IN NEPAL
INDIA 1.70%

4. IMMEDIATE ALL FORMS
2025 WORSE FORMS
CHILD
LABOR 8.7.1
SDG

5. TARGET 8.7.
8.7
A) Take and effective measures
B) to forced labour, end slavery and human and
secure the and of the of child labour,
C) including
- recruitment and
- use of child soldiers, and
D) by
end child labour in all its forms

6. WORKPACKAGES
FORCED
MODERN SLAVERY
HUMAN TRAFFICKING
ERADICATE
SECURE
PROHIBITION
ELIMINTATION
WORSE
FORMS
RECRUITMENT
USE
2025
ALL ITS
FORMS
IMMEDIATE
SOLDIERS
CHILD
LABOURS

7. SDG 8 ( ECONOMIC GROWTH)
GOAL 8. PROMOTE SUSTAINED, INCLUSIVE AND SUSTAINABLE
ECONOMIC GROWTH, FULL AND PRODUCTIVE EMPLOYMENT AND
DECENT WORK FOR ALL
TARGET 8.7.:
8.7.1 PROPORTION OF CHILDREN...
8.7.1 Proportion and number of children aged 5–17 years engaged in child
labour, by sex and age

8. CHILD LABOR FACTORS
1- SEX : MALE (M), FEMALE (F) AND
2- AGE (15-17)
M F
Percentag
es
100%
0
M
F
10
0
60
60%
40%
Se
x
Ages [15-17]

9. SEARCH FOR DATA IN REGION,
CITY, VILLAGE: X, Y, Z OR T

10. CHILD IN EMPLOYMENT (7 -14 YEARS)
CHILD LABOR - -
CHILD IN
EMPLOYEMENT
CHILD
LABOR
17
15
14
7
42.83%

11. MEANING OF IMMEDIATE
1- at once; instantly.
"I rang immediately for an ambulance"
2- without any intervening time or space.
"she was sitting immediately behind me"
Do you believe it is possible to have something immediately?
Immediate means without lapsed time
1- Saying that immediately exist would mean we were living in a world without
a friction, or a resistance to change. There is always an lapsed time between
the initial situation and the final situation. Saying that you expect a
transformation immediately requires that people can measure the timelength
of an immadiate change.
2- Also, being Immediate has to be related to something.

12. CORRECT MEANING OF IMMEDIATE
Near to or related to the present the immediate past
PRESEN
T
IMMEDIATE
PAST
IMMEDIATE PAST
NEEDS TO BE
SHORTER AS
POSSIBLE
Large
immediate
past
shorter
immediate
past
T1
T2
T1 >
T2
I THINK THIS IS THE DIFFICULTY OF
THE DEFINITION OF IMMEDIATE
PARTICULARLY IF YOU HAVE TO MEASURE
THE LAPSED TIME T1 OR T2
IMMEDIATE MEANS T1=T2= 0
IS IT REALLY POSSIBLE MATHEMATICALLY
DURING THE OPERATION PROCESS EITHER
FOR REDUCING CHILD LABOR (OR FOR
THE BANKING SYSTEM TO PROVIDE MONEY
TO ENTREPRENEURS DURING A CRISIS)
SO CLEARLY THIS LAPSED TIME SHOULD BE
RELATIVE TO ASSUMPTIONS
(CONDITIONS OF CHANGE) WHICH CAN REDUCE
THE LAPSED TIME TO ZERO AND MAKE IT IMMEDIAT
OR NEED OR RELATED TO THE PRESENT IMMEDIAT

13. 2 UNCLEARS (UNCERTAINTIES)
FROM BUSINESS BANKING
UNCERTAINTIES
IMMEDIATE IS A REQUEST THE BANK FINANCE
PROJECT ‘’WHAT’’
1- immediate is a search for what are the arrangement conditions for
the agreement to take control of the money
PROJECT ‘’HOW’’
2- how this control is made

14. SLAVERY (CHILD LABOR)
INALIABLE RIGHTS (CHILD) TYPE OF POSSESSION
(BUSINESS)

15. RIGHT OF A CHILD
HTTPS://WWW.OHCHR.ORG/DOCUMENTS/
PROFESSIONALINTEREST/CRC.PDF
CANNOT TAKE CONTROL (TYPE OF
POSSESSION)
NO SLAVERY (CHILD
LABOR)
(AND NOT A ROBOT, A TOY, A
MACHINE...)
CONVENTION OF A CHILD RIGHT
- Human rights: everyone is entitled to all the
rights
- Childhood is entitled to special care and
assistance
- the family, as the fundamental group of society
and the natural environment for the
growth and well-being
of all its members
- children, should be
- afforded the necessary protection and
assistance so that it can fully
assume its responsibilities
within the community
...Read in the Right
of a child
2- Geneva Declaration of the Rights of the Child
of 1924
3- Universal Declaration of Human
Rights
4- International Covenant on Civil and Political
Rights
(in particular in articles 23 and 24), in
the International Covenant on Economic, Social
and Cultural Rights (in particular in article 10)
and in
the statutes and relevant instruments of
specialized agencies and international
organizations
concerned with the welfare of children
5- Recalling the provisions of the Declaration on
Social
and Legal Principles relating to the Protection
and
Rights of the Child, "the child,
by reason of
his physical and mental
immaturity, needs special
safeguards and care, including
appropriate legal
protection, before as well as
after birth"

16. CASE OF CHILD LABOR (SLAVERY)
Types of Possession
Kinds of Possession of possessions according to the law are as follows:
Corporeal possession.
Incorporeal Possession.
Mediate possession.
Immediate possession.
Constructive possession.
Adverse possession.
De facto possession.
De jure possession.

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