Better Cotton targets child labour in Pakistan

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RAHIM YAR KHAN – The Better Cotton initiative has linked up with the SearchForJustice not-for-profit in a new project aimed at reducing child labour in Pakistan.

The 18-month programme aims to prevent, identify and remediate child labour in cotton farming in the Rahim Yar Khan district of the Punjab province of the country.

The partnership is supported by the Better Cotton Growth & Innovation Fund (GIF) and the Rural Education & Economic Development Society (REEDS) non-profit.

RAHIM YAR KHAN – The Better Cotton initiative has linked up with the SearchForJustice not-for-profit in a new project aimed at reducing child labour in Pakistan.

The 18-month programme aims to prevent, identify and remediate child labour in cotton farming in the Rahim Yar Khan district of the Punjab province of the country.

The partnership is supported by the Better Cotton Growth & Innovation Fund (GIF) and the Rural Education & Economic Development Society (REEDS) non-profit.

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