Child Domestic Workers in Haiti 2014: Tabulation Report
Summary: Tabulation volume of the 2014 Haiti Child Domestic Workers Survey (EEDH), comparing children in domestic service with other children.
Key Findings
- Screening 13,402 households to find the survey sample shows how much fieldwork is needed to locate child domestic workers at national scale.
- Households headed by someone 65 or older are twice as likely to host a child domestic worker as not.
- Reports tabulations only; the analysis is in the 2015 analytical report.
Full Description
The tabulation volume of the Haiti Child Domestic Workers Survey (EEDH 2014), a national household survey. It sets the working and living conditions of children in domestic service against those of other children, and describes the households that take them in. This is the measurement base for the scale of child domesticity in Haiti, the practice commonly known as restavek.
How to cite
Fafo Institute for Applied International Studies, Child Domestic Workers in Haiti 2014: Tabulation Report, https://fafo.no/publikasjoner/fafo-rapporter/child-domestic-workers-in-haiti-2014