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All the participants 100% agreed that all relevant stakeholders (employers, potential employers, parents teachers, health educators, etc.) should be educated about the dangers of child labour in order to deal with it more appropriately. In terms of who should be responsible for this process:
Department of Labour |
28% |
Depatment of Social Development |
19% |
CSOs |
6% |
Department of Health |
1.3% |
Many of the participants (45%) felt that more than one Department or organisation should be responsible for educating stakeholders about child labour. The groupings were as follows:
CSOs, Department of Labour,Department of Health, and Department of Social Development |
24% |
Did not answer |
8% |
CSOs and Department of Labour |
4% |
CSOs, Department of Labour and Department of Social Development |
3% |
Department of labour and Department of Social Development |
1.3% |
CSOs and Department of Social Development |
1.3% |
Department of Health and Department of Social Development |
1.3% |
All and Department of Education |
1.3% |
Department of Education and the Department of Social Development |
1.3% |
Most respondancts were in favour of an intersectoral approach for raising awareness about child labour involving various stakeholders and more than one Government Department.
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