How can Ethiopia's national development strategies be revised to address negative spill-over impacts on child education and well-being?
By: Woldehanna T, Tefera B, Jones N & Bayrau A
Published by: Young Lives , 2005
Via: Eldis
This paper examines the Ethiopian Government's emphasis on the intensification of agricultural activities in order to increase livelihood options and provide better safety nets for the poor (e.g. through food or cash-for-work programmes). The report explores the impact on child labour and child schooling of public policy interventions formulated within the PRSP, and looks at how changes are mediated through gender and rural/urban differences.
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