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Presentation of the project strategy and objectives followed by panel discussions on responsible business conduct and addressing the vulnerabilities to child labour in the coffee supply chain.

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Global Launch of the "Ending Child Labour in Supply Chains (CLEAR Supply Chains)" project

Rigo Belpaire

European Commission

Opening session

Head of Private sector engagement and Employment Unit

Vera Paquete-Perdigao

International Labour Organization (ILO)

Governance Department Director

Vanúsia Nogueira

Executive Director, International Coffee Organization (ICO)

Leila Pakkala

United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)

Director Supply Division

Benjamin Davis

Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)

Director Rural Transformation and Gender Equality Division

Martina Bozzola

International Trade Centre (ITC)

Senior Sustainability Advisor

Wouter Cools

Presentation of the project: Key issues concerning child labour in the coffee supply chain and the project’s responses

Project Manager Ending Child Labour in Supply Chains

Gerald Kyalo

Panel Discussion I: Towards Responsible Business Conduct in the Coffee Supply Chain

Director of Development Services, Uganda Coffee Development Authority

Nestor Meneses

Deputy Technical Manager, Instituto Hondureño del Café (IHCAFE)

Silvia Possenti

Supply Chains Technical Officer

Beata Plonka

Directorate-General International Partnerships

Elizabeth Andvig

Child Rights in Global Supply Chains

Panel Discussion II: Child Labour and Decent Work in the Coffee Supply Chain: addressing vulnerabilities to child labour

Blanca Castro

Executive Director, International Women's Coffee Alliance (IWCA)

Kenneth Barigye

Chief Executive Officer, Mountain Harvest Uganda

Ariane Genthon

Programme Officer (Child Labour in Agriculture)

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Global Launch of the "Ending Child Labour in Supply Chains (CLEAR Supply Chains)" project

Key moments

Opening session

Presentation of the project: Key issues concerning child labour in the coffee supply chain and the project’s responses

Panel Discussion I: Towards Responsible Business Conduct in the Coffee Supply Chain

Panel Discussion II: Child Labour and Decent Work in the Coffee Supply Chain: addressing vulnerabilities to child labour