Soccer Balls Made for Children by Children? (A): Child Labor in Pakistan

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Case

Reference no. 300-004-1

Subject category: Strategy and General Management

Authors: Olivier Cadot (INSEAD); Robert J Crawford (INSEAD); Daniel Traca (INSEAD)

Published by: INSEAD

Originally published in: 1999

Version: 07.2015

Revision date: 29-Jan-2016

Length: 16 pages

Data source: Published sources

Topics: Child labour; Pakistan; Non-Governmental Organisations; Sporting goods; Corporate responsibility; Stakeholder

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Abstract

This is the first of a two-case series. The case describes an international agreement to phase out child labor in soccer-ball manufacturing. This high-profile agreement, which resolves major brand manufacturers, has been hailed as an example of socially responsible corporate policy.

Location:

Pakistan

Industry:

Soccer-ball, sports

Other setting(s):

1997