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. 

Building on evidence that income growth alone is not sufficient to reduce child labour, this session will explore how policies and programmes can ensure that rising household incomes translate into greater economic resilience, reduced child labour and more equitable gender relations.