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Child protection in cocoa, coffee and spices

A virtual knowledge session organized by the Dutch Fund against Child Labor (FBK) and KIT Royal Tropical Institute on 8 October 2020.

KIT Royal Tropical Institute
By KIT Royal Tropical Institute
October 7th, 2020
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Footnotes Developed by Andrea Vos and Anna Laven with special thanks to Anne Kempers, Rosanne van Vianen, Suzanne Bouman, Anneke Fermont, Kunera Moore, Stephen Ashia and Marianne van Keep.

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