Geodata and statistics / NBS microdata
Child Labour Survey 2000
The overall concern of the study was to obtain information, which can be used to profile child labour, prioritize and monitor the worrisome problems of working children. The first specific concern was to determine the categories of the economic activities of children in rural and urban areas and the sectors in which they work in order to obtain valid profile. The survey was designed to identify categories of child labour including unpaid family workers, paid workers in agricultural sectors, apprentices, as well as nomadic activities and household keeping activities of children. The second conc…
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