General Objectives:

Provide information to the beneficiaries of migrant farmworkers communities on the risks and alternatives to child labor, the benefits of being a registered worker, and the available benefits under the law for registered workers and legal requirements for acceptable labor conditions.

Support coordination between the government, the private sector, and the migrant farm communities, to establish and increase access to educational, training, and social protection programs; Increase consciousness.

Provide information and training to beneficiaries, which will enable them to recognize and claim their social protection rights, quality of life, and education and training alternatives to access a dignified job, and links to social programs.

Strengthen the knowledge and capability of the producer associations and their members to take on the rights and labor conditions according to the national labor laws, likewise, permit the adoption of corresponding certifications inside the sugarcane and coffee chains that as criteria incorporate acceptable labor conditions for workers and the absence of child labor.

Strengthen the institutional capacity and public policies in terms of child labor protection, education, subsistence methods, social protection, and permit children and teenagers of farm communities greater access to formal education and existing educational opportunities on child labor, emphasizing the importance of education access, social protection, decent work, and legal working age.

Spread investigation and disclosure on the best practices to support the efforts of public policies to develop effective strategies for the benefit of migrant farmworkers communities.