Workshop/NRCCL/1/97/1000

1) Background
National child labour projects
Prime minister's declaration
The national authority for the elimination of child labour
Convergence of services
Response
Setting up national resource centre on child labour
ILO initiatives
Role of UNICEF
Enforcement of child labour legislation
National child labour projects: new initiatives
District child labour surveys and awareness generation
2) The proceedings
Inaugural session
Perspective on child labour
Statements on child labour
UNICEF
ILO
Keynote address
Inaugural address
Vote of thanks
Child labour survey and Awareness generation
Experience sharing by NGO representatives
Experience sharing by representatives of employers organisations
Experience sharing by representatives of trade Unions
Experience sharing by representatives of labour institutes
District collectors and project directors of national child labour projects
Valedictory session
3) The Speeches
4) Reports from non-governmental organisations
5) Reports from national trade union organisations
6) Reports from employers organisations
7) Reports from district child labour projects
8) Directions from the supreme Court of India
9) Directions from the ministery of labour, government of India
10) Child labour survey form
12) Statistics on child labour
13) Seminar schedule
14) List of participation

The seminar centered on the implementation of Child Labour Projects, involving participants from societies, trade unions, employers, NGOs, and state labour institutes. It served as a catalyst for advancing action programs and initiatives by the Government and other stakeholders aimed at the gradual elimination of child labour in India. This report encapsulates the diverse perspectives shared by participants on various aspects of the Child Labour issue, shedding light on practical challenges encountered during implementation. Furthermore, it incorporates valuable suggestions and recommendations that can enhance the implementation of projects. The report comprehensively covers the proceedings, speeches, and seminar reports.

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