Homelessness and contemporary forms of slavery: Causes, connections, and countermeasures
The UN Special Rapporteur on Contemporary Forms of Slavery will present his thematic report on Homelessness as a cause and…
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CLARISSA’s Quality Of Evidence Rubrics
In our CLARISSA research, we use qualitative and participatory research methods to produce evidence on the drivers of the worst…
Using a ‘Partnership Rubric’ in Participatory Evaluations
Programmes that aim to tackle complex societal issues, such as the worst forms of child labour, require rich partnerships that…
Listening to children: 2022’s inquiry into exploitative child labour
In this blog Stephen Collins, Consortium for Street Children’s Senior Legal and Advocacy Officer describes the contribution of the CLARISSA programme…
APPG on Street Children inquiry: The child’s voice
There is growing recognition that solutions which draw on children’s experiences are more effective and more likely to avoid unintended…
Social Protection Intervention: Evaluation Research Design
This paper describes the research design for investigating and evaluating the Child Labour: Action-Research-Innovation in South and South-Eastern Asia (CLARISSA)…
Designing contribution analysis of participatory programming to tackle the worst forms of child labour
This Research and Evidence Paper presents the theory-based and participatory evaluation design of the Child Labour: Action-Research- Innovation in South…
How to develop capacity in the international development sector
In her acclaimed study of effective cross-organizational teamwork, Harvard Business School Professor Amy C. Edmonson concluded that “trying things that…
Why is child participation not yet fully embedded in responses to child labour?
Involving children in decisions that impact them is a good thing, right? After all, it should be ‘nothing about us,…
APPG on Street Children inquiry: The ‘small business’ of child labour
Large, multinational businesses are typically at the heart of conversations about tackling child labour, yet we are increasingly aware that…