Estudy of the Informal Work of Children - Adolescents and Its Impact on the Sustainable Development of the Productive Matrix of the Riobamba Canton

Child labor constitutes a violation of the rights of children and adolescents, especially the right to be protected against exploitation, healthy growth, education, play, culture and sports. That is, to fully develop, currently the number of children and adolescents in a state of vulnerability have been increasing markedly, it is evident to see children in the streets looking for income for their homes, without having the slightest protection assuming too much responsibility, and renouncing the right to have a decent education, this affects the future of the economy by referring to the fact that the current population is not being trained in the future to be able to contribute to the generation of income on the part of of a formal economic activity.The incidence of economic type that is reflected is directly affected by child labor since these aspects of social and economic relevance bring positive or negative results, in this case this way of life as day-to-day supervision is the reflection of today economic development of Riobamba since in the aspect of existence of child labor is the trigger for the generation of work is basic as well as less prosperous since children and adolescents are not able to generate their intellectuality therefore are outside of a preparation of superior study so that there is a generation of a company, industries, the same commercialization as the movement of markets, thus causing poverty and instability in the economy.Based on this, it is important to apply this research project since it allows us to identify the reality in which families live and the possible causes that lead children and adolescents to be immersed in child labor, and to be able to establish possible solutions mechanisms to this problem cataloged as social and economic

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