Thailand: Calculating the risks
How a database helps protect children and women.
Developing a good knowledge base was among the several aims of a unique 2003 memorandum of understanding to deal with the trafficking in women and children that nine northern provincial governments adopted. As their mutual agreement linked them in a commitment to work together, the need to use standardized systems became an imperative.
But as the difficult problem of human trafficking constantly changes dynamics, there is also an urgent need for more sophisticated management of information.
But as the difficult problem of human trafficking constantly changes dynamics, there is also an urgent need for more sophisticated management of information.
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- ILO Mekong Sub-regional Project to Combat Trafficking in Children and Women