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. "Front Matter." Approaches to Reducing the Use of Forced or Child Labor: Summary of a Workshop on Assessing Practice. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 2009.

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Approaches to Reducing the Use of Forced or Child Labor: Summary of a Workshop on Assessing Practice

A.	Committee member biographies	71
B.	Workshop agenda	74
C.	Speaker biographies	77
D.	Participants list	82
E.	Definitions of Child and Forced Labor	84
F.	Illustrative Examples of CSR Practices	91
G.	Submissions by presenters and/or audience members	108
H.	Submissions following the Workshop	121

Boxes

1-1	Definition of Child Labor,	2
1-2	Definition of Forced Labor,	3
4-1	Levi Strauss & Co. Global Sourcing and Operating Guidelines,	40
5-1	ILO Good Practices,	56
5-2	Criteria for Assessing Practices: Draft Proposed at Workshop to Facilitate Discussion,	57

Figures

2-1	Organization of the Bureau of International Labor Affairs at the U.S. Department of Labor,	10
3-1	Perspectives: Forced and Child Labor,	20
3-2	Defining the Challenge/Context in West African Cocoa Production,	22
3-3	Soccer Ball Production and Distribution,	24
3-4	Cocoa Supply Chains in Cote d’Ivoire and Ghana,	25
3-5	Soya Supply Chain in Brazil,	26
4-1	Cocoa Sector Country Certification Model,	34

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Front Matter (R1-R10)

1 INTRODUCTION (1-8)

2 SCOPE OF THE WORKSHOP (9-18)

3 ASSESSING THE CONTEXT OF CHILD AND FORCED LABOR (19-30)

4 ILLUSTRATIVE BUSINESS PRACTICES (31-54)

5 CRITERIA FOR ASSESSMENT (55-64)

6 WRAP-UP (65-70)

Appendix A Committee Member Biographies (71-73)

Appendix B Workshop Agenda (74-76)

Appendix C Speaker Biographies (77-81)

Appendix D Workshop Participants (82-83)

Appendix E Definitions of Child and Forced Labor (84-90)

Appendix F Illustrative Examples of Business Practices (91-107)

Appendix G Submissions to the Workshop (108-120)

Appendix H Submissions following the Workshop (121-131)