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Government Policies on the Worst Forms of
Child Labor
As reported by the ILO’s Committee of
Experts, the Government of Burkina Faso has
acknowledged that it lacks a national policy
framework for the elimination of the worst
forms of child labor.929 However, Burkina Faso
is implementing a 5-year national action plan
to combat the worst forms of child labor. The
plan includes prevention, enforcement and
rehabilitation components. The plan is in early
stages of implementation and relies heavily on
donors and civil society to realize its goals.930
Burkina Faso also has strategic guidelines for
children’s promotion, which serves as a national
action plan for the survival, protection and
development of children. However, this strategy
has yet to be implemented.931
Burkina Faso has a 4-year national program for
orphans and vulnerable children, which focuses
partly on sexual exploitation and other worst
forms of child labor.932 In addition, a national
action plan against trafficking in persons was
adopted in 2007.933 The numerous coordination
mechanisms established by the various plans
reportedly result in a cumbersome process.934
In March 2008, the Government of Burkina Faso
adopted a national employment policy and action
plan, with provisions linking this plan to the
fight against exploitative child labor.935 Specific
intended actions include providing training and
apprenticeships for children working in mines,
quarries, domestic service, agriculture and the
informal sector, in order to remove them from the
worst forms of child labor.936 Child labor concerns
have also been explicitly incorporated into various
other national level policies, including the United
Nations Development Assistance Framework
(UNDAF) (2006–2010), the National Poverty
Reduction Strategy (2007–2011) and the Decent
Work Country Program (2007–2015).937
Burkina Faso is also implementing a 10-year Plan
for Basic Education (PDDEB), which focuses
on providing quality primary education to all.938
Although access to education is still a problem in
Burkina Faso, the Government has consistently
worked to better the education system through
this policy, building new schools and training
up to 3,000 teachers per year since 2006.939 The
plan, which ends this year, has been credited with
greatly improving the education sector, including
providing free primary education.
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Kebijakan pemerintah tentang bentuk terburuk
pekerja anak
seperti yang dilaporkan oleh Komite ILO
ahli, pemerintah Burkina Faso telah
mengakui bahwa ia tidak memiliki kebijakan nasional
kerangka untuk penghapusan terburuk
bentuk anak labor.929 Namun, Burkina Faso
melaksanakan rencana aksi Nasional 5 tahun
untuk memerangi bentuk terburuk terhadap pekerja anak.
Rencana mencakup pencegahan, penegakan dan
rehabilitasi komponen. Rencananya adalah di awal
tahap pelaksanaan dan bergantung berat di
donatur dan masyarakat sipil untuk mewujudkan yang goals.930
Burkina Faso juga memiliki pedoman strategi untuk
promosi anak-anak, yang berfungsi sebagai Nasional
rencana aksi untuk kelangsungan hidup, perlindungan dan
perkembangan anak-anak. Namun, strategi ini
belum secara implemented.931
Burkina Faso memiliki 4 tahun program nasional untuk
anak yatim dan anak-anak yang rentan, yang berfokus
sebagian pada eksploitasi seksual dan terburuk lain
bentuk anak labor.932 di samping itu, Nasional
rencana tindakan melawan perdagangan manusia adalah
diadopsi di 2007.933 koordinasi berbagai
mekanisme yang dibentuk oleh berbagai rencana
dilaporkan mengakibatkan rumit process.934
In Maret 2009 Pemerintah Burkina Faso
mengadopsi kebijakan Ketenagakerjaan nasional dan tindakan
rencananya, dengan ketentuan-ketentuan yang menghubungkan rencana ini untuk
melawan eksploitasi anak labor.935 spesifik
dimaksudkan tindakan termasuk memberikan pelatihan dan
magang untuk anak-anak yang bekerja di tambang,
pertambangan, pertanian, Layanan domestik dan
sektor informal, untuk menghapus mereka dari
terburuk bentuk pekerja anak.936 masalah pekerja anak
juga telah secara eksplisit dimasukkan ke dalam berbagai
kebijakan tingkat lain nasional, termasuk Amerika
bangsa-bangsa pengembangan bantuan Framework
(UNDAF) (2006–2010), kemiskinan nasional
strategi pengurangan (2007-2011) dan layak
Program kerja negara (2007–2015). 937
Burkina Faso juga melaksanakan rencana 10 tahun
untuk dasar pendidikan (PDDEB), yang berfokus
menyediakan kualitas pendidikan dasar untuk all.938
Although akses ke pendidikan masih merupakan masalah di
Burkina Faso, pemerintah telah secara konsisten
bekerja untuk lebih baik sistem pendidikan melalui
kebijakan, bangunan sekolah baru dan pelatihan
3.000 guru per tahun sejak 2006.939
rencana, yang berakhir tahun ini, telah dikreditkan dengan
sangat meningkatkan sektor pendidikan, termasuk
memberikan pendidikan dasar gratis.
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Government Policies on the Worst Forms of
Child Labor
As reported by the ILO’s Committee of
Experts, the Government of Burkina Faso has
acknowledged that it lacks a national policy
framework for the elimination of the worst
forms of child labor.929 However, Burkina Faso
is implementing a 5-year national action plan
to combat the worst forms of child labor. The
plan includes prevention, enforcement and
rehabilitation components. The plan is in early
stages of implementation and relies heavily on
donors and civil society to realize its goals.930
Burkina Faso also has strategic guidelines for
children’s promotion, which serves as a national
action plan for the survival, protection and
development of children. However, this strategy
has yet to be implemented.931
Burkina Faso has a 4-year national program for
orphans and vulnerable children, which focuses
partly on sexual exploitation and other worst
forms of child labor.932 In addition, a national
action plan against trafficking in persons was
adopted in 2007.933 The numerous coordination
mechanisms established by the various plans
reportedly result in a cumbersome process.934
In March 2008, the Government of Burkina Faso
adopted a national employment policy and action
plan, with provisions linking this plan to the
fight against exploitative child labor.935 Specific
intended actions include providing training and
apprenticeships for children working in mines,
quarries, domestic service, agriculture and the
informal sector, in order to remove them from the
worst forms of child labor.936 Child labor concerns
have also been explicitly incorporated into various
other national level policies, including the United
Nations Development Assistance Framework
(UNDAF) (2006–2010), the National Poverty
Reduction Strategy (2007–2011) and the Decent
Work Country Program (2007–2015).937
Burkina Faso is also implementing a 10-year Plan
for Basic Education (PDDEB), which focuses
on providing quality primary education to all.938
Although access to education is still a problem in
Burkina Faso, the Government has consistently
worked to better the education system through
this policy, building new schools and training
up to 3,000 teachers per year since 2006.939 The
plan, which ends this year, has been credited with
greatly improving the education sector, including
providing free primary education.
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