Has the highest percentage of all child labor, 62%. The predominant drivers for child labor in agriculture include lack of access to education and poverty. To be considered child labor, the work done in the agriculture industry must be hazardous or interfere with schooling. Most children are involved in agriculture working in their own family’s farm. These households are oftentimes poorer, an indication the children will be involved in a form of child labor.https://glm-lic.iza.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/glmlic_sp003.pdf
