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University of Gothenburg / UNESCO Institute / /
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hotel/restaurant services / food support / education services / labor law / food aid / mining / school infrastructure / law enforcement / counseling services / /
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TA 9155 / /
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Department of Labor / National Happiness Commission / International Labour Organization / Home Ministry’s Royal Bhutan Police / World Food Program / Ministry of Labour and Human Resources / Asian Development Bank / U.S. Department of State / Royal Bhutan Police / Australian Government / United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund / Ministry of Labor / UN Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women / Department of Labor Royal Bhutan Police Woman / Majesty’s Secretariat / UNESCO Institute for Statistics / University of Gothenburg / Child Protection Unit / Labor Royal Bhutan Police Woman and Child Protection Unit / civil society / Attending School / office of Gyalpoi Zimpon / United Nations / International Labor Organization / Child Labor Law Enforcement Organization / NGOs / International Labour Office / Department of Immigration / Ministry of Foreign Affairs / U.S. Embassy / Woman and Child Protection Division / National Commission for Women and Children / Women*‡ Trafficking Victims Shelter†‡ TIP Awareness-Raising*‡ Description Government / Government of Bhutan / Ministry of Home and Cultural Affairs / /
Bhutan MINIMAL ADVANCEMENT In 2013, Bhutan made a minimal advancement in efforts to eliminate the worst forms of child labor. The Government launched its Eleventh Five-Year Plan[removed]), which