Eradication of child labour in tourism

About this project

A consortium, consisting of ANVR, the Dutch branch organisation for outbound tourism, Dutch tour operators de Jong Intravakanties, Fox Reizen, Riksja Travel and Sawadee and their Indonesia destination management companies (DMCs) Discova, Happy Trails, Khiri Travel and Marintur, are working on a Fund against Child Labour (FBK)-funded project to eradicate tourism-related child labour in Bali. ECPAT Indonesia and Asia Management Consulting are responsible for the implementation of interventions in Indonesia.The project consists of a number of Work Packages:1. Due diligence management Dutch tour operator.2. Due diligence management Indonesian DMCs.3. Training Indonesian tour guides.4. Area-based interventions in Bali (Ubud-Tianyar). These interventions have been identified by means of baseline research and stakeholder workshops in Bali. It concerns:• Making definition of child labor in Balinese context more operational.• Increased financial leverage: funding mechanisms other/future child labour interventions.• Increased child labour awareness and strengthened corporate social responsibility (CSR) policies Balinese tourism schools and companies.• Introduction of child-friendly internship programme.• Increased awareness tourism-related child labour community leaders, parents and children in Tianyar.5. Dissemination lessons learned among ANVR members and Indonesian stakeholders.

Published by

Netherlands Enterprise Agency · Government

Countries

Indonesia

Sectors

Industrial crops/export crops

Funded by

Netherlands Enterprise Agency

Implemented by

Khiri Travel, PT. Bagja Kumbara Nusantara, Riksjaonline B.V., PT. Buffalo Tours Indonesia trading as Discova, De Jong Intra Vakanties B.V., Sawadee Amsterdam B.V., ANWB Reizen B.V., ANVR: Algemene Nederlandse Vereniging van Reisondernemingen, Marintur Indonesia

Accountable

Netherlands Enterprise Agency

Published by Netherlands Enterprise Agency to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 13 Jul 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: NL-KVK-27378529-FBK19S02AB.

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