Resources

Sweat & Toil: Child Labor, Forced Labor, and Human Trafficking Around the World is a comprehensive resource developed by ILAB documenting child labor and forced labor worldwide. 

The Comply Chain app provides a practical, step-by-step guide on critical elements of social compliance, and is designed for companies that do not have a social compliance system in place or those needing to strengthen their existing systems. 

The Better Trade Tool is intended to serve as a resource for users interested in learning about labor exploitation risks in global supply chains. The search feature enables users to select a specific country, good, type of labor exploitation, and year from the respective dropdown lists.

The Pilares project is supporting civil society organizations in Colombia to more effectively detect and combat child labor and unacceptable working conditions in artisanal and small-scale mines.

Brief fact sheet around cyanide.

Levin Sources and the Alliance for Responsible Mining (ARM), in partnership with Genesis Lda, integrated capacity-building efforts throughout the implementation phase of a project carried out in Mozambique as part of the World Bank-funded Mining And Gas Technical Assistance Project (MAGTAP).

In the relationship between the ASM and LSM/ aggregating processing plants, the latter are normally in a position of power. This document provides elaborated recommendations on this matter.

Coexistence between SSM and LSM can be possible as shown through recent activities in San Roque, Antioquia. The  implementation of the Sustainable Mines Program resulted in seven subcontracts and which directly benefits over 350 miners and their families.

Este reporte es un instrumento práctico y didáctico para que las empresas comercializadoras y demás actores de la cadena de suministro de minerales conozcan la ruta mediante la cual se identifiquen y mitiguen los riesgos, a la vez que se promueva la llegada de este mineral a los mercados internacionales de una manera legítima.

En este marco, se desarrollaron dos modelos financieros y fiscales para un proyecto de minería de pequeña escala aluvial y otro subterránea. Se consideraron para ello los regímenes fiscales de Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Perú y Honduras, y se sumó la posibilidad de integrar estimaciones de las externalidades medioambientales y sociales derivadas del proyecto.