Special appreciation goes to the facilitators, documenters, researchers and writers from Voice of Children, Children-Women in Social Service and Human Rights (CWISH), Terre des hommes Bangladesh and Grambangla Unnayan Committee who skilfully built trust and stewarded processes that enabled people to co-create new knowledge on worst forms of child labour.

Thanks also goes to organisations who supported the research including WOFOWON, Biswas Nepal, and Platform for Children. We have greatly benefitted from the inputs of Kathmandu Living Labs and Science Connect who built base maps of the urban neighbourhoods the children wanted to focus on and created the tooling that allowed children to document their daily lives with ease. They also worked patiently with us in the co-creation of data visualisations for spatial and ethnographic analysis. We would also like to extend a heartfelt thanks to Sajid Bin Doza, Professor of Architecture at the State University of Bangladesh, Gopal Shrestha and Manit Raj Newa who spent time in the neighbourhoods, working with children, business owners and researchers to illustrate their observations and experiences. We are also thankful to Sendrine Constant at EPCAT for research design support and We Are Potential for creating this website.