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Labour and work

Using a ‘Partnership Rubric’ in participatory evaluations

Getting work: The role of labour intermediaries for workers in Nepal and the international “Adult Entertainment Sector”

Labour trajectories and aspirations of Nepali “Adult Entertainment Sector” workers

Accessible sanitation in the workplace: Important considerations for disability-inclusive employment in Nigeria and Bangladesh

Learning from life story collection and analysis with children who work in the leather sector in Bangladesh

Learning from life story collection and analysis with children who work in the worst forms of child labour in Nepal

A participatory approach to exploring causal pathways: Experience from the CLARISSA programme

Children discontinue studies due to family spending on alcohol and addictions

Children engage in worst forms of child labour due to their family’s poor economic condition

Children enter the Adult Entertainment Sector and face labour exploitation and sexual abuse

Evaluating CLARISSA: Evidence, learning and practice

Applying the River of Life method to support reflection and learning in Terre des hommes Nepal

This website is curated by the Participation, Inclusion and Social Change cluster at the Institute of Development Studies. The cluster collaborates with the University of Sussex on their commitment to participatory and community-led research and this website has received contributions of content and funding by the Sussex Participatory Research Network and the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) Impact Acceleration Account (IAA).

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