Design, management and evaluation of action programmes for the elimination of child labour : proceedings of the workshops held at Calcutta, Madras and Bombay
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TextPublication details: 0 0 1996Description: 79pSubject(s): Action programmes - elimination of child labour | Child labour | Elimination of child labour | Labour economics | Proceedings | Working children | EconomicsDDC classification: 331.31 Summary: This is a report of the proceedings of three workshops held for agencies, particularly Non-Government Organisations (NGOs), nodal offices of the State Government and others associated with the implementation of the INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMME ON THE ELIMINATION OF CHILD LABOUR (IPEC). The workshops were intended to strengthen the capability of the agencies involved in the formulation and implementation of Action Programmes, to identify problems in the field of child labour that can be addressed by specific well-designed Action Programmes. This involved designing, managing and evaluating Action Programmes effectively and efficiently.
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I. Context of the programme for elimination of child labour
II. Background to the training workshops
III. Design, management and evaluation of action programmes
III A. Design of action programmes
III B. Management of action programmes
III C. Monitoring and evaluation
This is a report of the proceedings of three workshops held for agencies, particularly Non-Government Organisations (NGOs), nodal offices of the State Government and others associated with the implementation of the INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMME ON THE ELIMINATION OF CHILD LABOUR (IPEC). The workshops were intended to strengthen the capability of the agencies involved in the formulation and implementation of Action Programmes, to identify problems in the field of child labour that can be addressed by specific well-designed Action Programmes. This involved designing, managing and evaluating Action Programmes effectively and efficiently.
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