Approaches to Reducing the Use of Forced or Child Labor Summary of a Workshop on Assessing Practice (2009) / Chapter Skim
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Appendix G Submissions to the Workshop
Appendix G Submissions to the Workshop
Pages 108-120
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Monique Oxender, Global Manager, Supply Chain Sustainability, AIAG Sustainability Loan, Ford Motor Company 4. Chisara Ehiemere, Transfair, USA 5.
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Improved farmer incomes institutions Addressing HIV Cross cutting Addressing Gender, Discrimination and Diversity Issues themes Addressing the worst forms of child labour and trafficking Biodiversity Conservation and Environmental sustainability
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• I am unclear as to how program/practice effectiveness differs from impact. • Sustainability questions should specifically require consideration of funding and stakeholder involvement.
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Cost effectiveness is difficult to separate out because the audit is a comprehensive review of all compliance criteria, not just criteria related to child/forced labor. I imagine, however, that one might look at verification methods that include, for cooperative structures, internal control systems and scientific sampling techniques.
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E Did the data collection distinguish between child labor and forced labor?
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A Did the overall program reduce child labor?
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How is cost effectiveness measured?
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