Progress on Global Learning Platform (GLP Sample Clauses

Progress on Global Learning Platform (GLP. Finding 12 The GLP is online at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇.▇▇▇. The platform hosts a variety of resources, most of which are readily availability on better known websites. There is almost no project produced content, webinars, or blog posts and there are problems with ease of navigation. For this reason, the site link has not yet been diffused to partners. In the CLEAR II project document, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ described the Global Learning Platform as an interactive, multilingual web portal that would provide training modules and tools to build capacity at the national and regional level related to: • Budget management and program planning to better implement social programs • Negotiating with the private sector and providing resources to labor inspectors and police to improve enforcement • WFCL policies, laws, and enforcement mechanisms. Winrock indicated that the web platform would offer webinars, blogs, and best practices. Content was to be available to registered members of CLEAR II, including CLEAR I country stakeholders, USDOL, ILO, and others. CLEAR II reported in that the GLP was online in its TPR dated October 31, 2015. At the time of the interim evaluation, the platform is mainly a repository of publications and links to online press articles on child labor and related topics. There is just one blog entry and no activity in the online forums. In February 2017, the website held 131 downloadable resources in English, with only one resource available in French and Spanish. The documents cover a fairly wide range of topics relevant to the project including information on international labor standards, labor inspection, child labor monitoring, and addressing child labor through education and other social programs. Over half of the available documents (73 resources) were produced by the ILO or by the joint ILO, UNICEF and World Bank “Understanding Children’s Work” research program. Almost 10% are documents produced by USDOL and a little over 10% by a variety of NGOs active on child labor issues. Only one resource was produced by CLEAR II. In the CLEAR II April 30, 2016 TPR, the project reported that it was posting resources developed by the project, including project assessment reports, legislative analysis, and manuals and curricula but these are not currently available online.