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After a conference hiatus over summer, it was great to attend UNICEF's "Children's Lives: International Conference on Children and their Families, using the Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys" this week. Among a growing Child Labour regulatory landscape for companies and investors, it’s always insightful and encouraging to see the breadth and depth of new research being carried out in this area. Particularly interesting was a talk on the differences and similarities between income-generating and care and domestic work by Elena Camilletti, Franziska Gassmann, Wim Groot, and Bruno Martorano, who highlighted the importance of accurately defining and differentiating children’s domestic work and Child Labour. Definitions within the field of Child Labour and Human Rights are vital; the distinction between Child Labour and Forced Labour is significant and often misunderstood, leading to the oversight of the former when efforts are concentrated on the latter. The event was organized by the UNICEF MICS Programme and the #BristolPovertyInstitute at the University of Bristol. https://lnkd.in/emZnFVjN #ChildLabour #ChildLabor #Data #ChildRights #BizHumanRights #HumanRights #Technology #StartUps #AI #Innovation #SupplyChains #ResponsibleInvestment #UNICEF #ChildRights #UNICEFMICS #UniversityofBristol

CHILDREN’S LIVES: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES, USING THE MULTIPLE INDICATOR CLUSTER SURVEYS

CHILDREN’S LIVES: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES, USING THE MULTIPLE INDICATOR CLUSTER SURVEYS

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Elena Camilletti

Programme Specialist at UNICEF and PhD Fellow at UNU-MERIT

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