To address forced labor, we must engage local contexts, local experts, and local partners.

Instituto Trabalho Decente

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    September 7, 2021

    by GFEMS Media

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    Instituto Trabalho Decente (ITD) joins “Comprehensive Action towards Forced Labor Eradication (CAFE),” the Fund’s multifaceted effort to eliminate forced labor in the Brazilian coffee industry, to strongly ground the program in the local context. ITD will use their expertise and connections to engage critical stakeholders, ensure tools are culturally and contextually appropriate, and embed interventions within existing efforts.

    About Instituto Trabalho Decente

    The Decent Work Institute (ITD in Portuguese) is a civil society organization based in Brasília that implements activities all over the country with the goal of promoting human rights in the world of work, decent work, and sustainable development, focusing on the socioeconomic integration of vulnerable people, groups, and communities. 

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