Increase the scale and reach of awareness campaigns to educate both parents and employers about the harmful consequences of child labor.

For example, use social media, television, and community events to magnify the impact of these campaigns.

Minify working hours and tasks assigned to child laborers.For instance, limit working hours for child laborers in agriculture and ensure that tasks are age-appropriate.

Reduce the working hours and tasks assigned to child laborers to make their work less physically demanding and harmful.

Put resources into creating and maintaining safe and accessible schools

Redirect resources used for child labor surveillance and enforcement toward building and maintaining schools.

Ensure that these schools are accessible, safe, and free to incentivize parents to send their children to school rather than work.

Eliminate legal loopholes: Strengthen laws and regulations to eliminate any legal loopholes that allow for child labor in specific industries or regions. Ensure that there are no exceptions.

Enhance monitoring and reporting systems to detect and report child labor more effectively. Develop mobile apps and hotlines for reporting incidents and create a comprehensive database to track cases.

For example, close legal gaps that permit children to work in hazardous industries such as mining and manufacturing.

Reverse the supply chain:Encourage companies to trace and publish the sources of their products, thus making it easier to identify and eliminate child labor in their production processes.

For example, companies in the fashion industry can reverse their supply chains by disclosing the sources of their raw materials, ensuring transparency.

Rearrange working hours and responsibilities for adults: Reorganize working hours and responsibilities for adults in a way that allows them to earn a living wage and take care of their families, reducing the need for child labor.

Implement flexible working hours and provide better employment opportunities for adults to support their families.

These skills shall be useful for vocational development alongside the necessary education

For example, in regions where child labor is prevalent in agriculture, create vocational training centers to teach farming techniques and sustainable agriculture practices to children, besides education

Instead of children working in hazardous conditions, they can be given access to skill development and education.

Substitute child labor with vocational training programs:

Besides organizations, young individuals like us should take up the responsibility to spread awareness

For instance, NGOs could collaborate with government agencies and international organizations to develop a coordinated strategy to combat child labor, sharing resources, data, and expertise.

By bringing together various stakeholders, you can create a comprehensive approach.

Combine efforts of local NGOs, government agencies, and international organizations .

For example, increase fines and penalties for businesses found employing child labor, making it less financially viable for them to do so.

Modify existing laws to include stricter enforcement mechanisms and higher penalties for employers who exploit children.

Adapt to stricter child labor laws