Combating child labour through education in Uganda: a policy brief

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contents Combating child labour through education in Uganda: a policy brief In recent years Uganda has seen only limited progress in reducing the rate of children’s employment. Whilst the country has seen important steps to promote free elementary and secondary education some major challenges remain. Uganda has experienced the highest rate of school drop- out in Africa and many young children leave school to go into the labour market. This policy brief uses information from a recent study to suggest steps which could be taken to better address child labour through education policies and programmes. ILO publication.encyclopediaEntry
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spellingShingle Combating child labour through education in Uganda: a policy brief
Combating child labour through education in Uganda: a policy brief In recent years Uganda has seen only limited progress in reducing the rate of children’s employment. Whilst the country has seen important steps to promote free elementary and secondary education some major challenges remain. Uganda has experienced the highest rate of school drop- out in Africa and many young children leave school to go into the labour market. This policy brief uses information from a recent study to suggest steps which could be taken to better address child labour through education policies and programmes. ILO publication.encyclopediaEntry
title Combating child labour through education in Uganda: a policy brief
url https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/encyclopediaEntry/Combating-child-labour-through-education-in/995361992102676