Interactive sessions are a new format introduced at the 6th Global Conference to complement the main agenda. These are a smaller, workshop-style sessions of up to 50 participants, designed to promote peer learning, active participation, knowledge sharing and direct engagement among practitioners. 

The objective of this session is to familiarize participants with the Child Labour Toolkit, with a particular focus on selected tools and on integrating child labour as a child protection concern in humanitarian contexts. This will enable participants to identify, prevent and respond to child labour within their respective roles. Through scenario-based group work, participants will learn how to contextualize and apply these tools within their national and organizational systems