32nd meeting of the UNWTO World Tourism Network on Child Protection
The UNWTO’s Child Protection Network serves as a platform for tourism stakeholders to exchange good practices and discuss the most pressing challenges in curbing child and youth exploitation in the tourism sector, including sexual exploitation, child labour and trafficking. The Network draws together governments, the tourism industry, international organisations, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and media associations.
This year’s meeting at ITB will highlight the most successful initiatives championed by the governments, particularly by national tourism administrations, thus paving the road for tourism destinations to lower the extent of vulnerability of child and youth.
The event will also establish linkages with the Int’l Year of Sustainable Tourism for Development 2017 by illustrating good practices that improve livelihoods of children.
Presentations
For more information on the World Tourism Network on Child Protection, click here.
Documents
- prov_programme_32nd_meeting_of_unwto_child_network_itb_2017_06_03.pdf
- b._kenya_itb_presentation_on_child_protection_championed_by_the_governments_1.pdf
- c._t._rabeson_new.pdf
- d._m.montero.pdf
- g._child_safe_tourism_myanmar_for_berlin_conference_x.pdf
- j_amitava_bhattacharya.pdf
- l._j._rubinstein_berlin_unwto-end_violence.pdf
- maldives_presentation_at_wtn_for_cp_32nd_network_meeting.pdf
- itb_modern_slavery_and_child_protection_cj_to_send.pdf
- report_of_the_32nd_meeting_of_the_world_tourism_network_on_child_protection.pdf
