Proven practices in trafficking prevention
Compiled by the TICW project over the course of eight years of working with partners in five GMS countries. The kit includes two sub-regional practices and 23 country-based practices.
29 October 2008
Proven practices
Twenty-five proven practices in trafficking prevention compiled by the TICW project over the course of eight years of working with partners in five GMS countries. The kit includes two sub-regional practices and 23 country-based practices.
- CAMBODIA - BOOKING THE TOURISM SECTOR FOR A SEAT IN ANTI-TRAFFICKING EFFORTS: How a strategic plan moves policy to action
- CAMBODIA - DESTINATION INTERVENTION: How protecting women in prostitution can lead them out of it and deter others from entering it
- CAMBODIA - TASTE OF LIFE: How a soap opera brings trafficking awareness home
- CHINA - A WOMEN*S REFUGE: How an activity centre helps raise awareness on trafficking dangers, safe migration and legal rights
- CHINA - EDUCATING EMPLOYERS: How awareness leads to self-monitoring
- CHINA - MAINSTREAMING PREVENTION: How a work plan became a mainstreamed instrument to protect children and women
- CHINA - PLANTING SEEDS OF SECURITY: How new agriculture skills protect children
- CHINA - SCHOOL AS A TOOL: How improving access to quality education also educates ethnic minority girls on the dangers of migration and trafficking
- LAO PDR - BANKING AS A SOLUTION: How microfinance can help reduce the need for young people to migrate for employment and thus diminish their vulnerability to human traffickers
- LAO PDR - INSTITUTIONAL REINFORCEMENT: How bolstering a government agency better protects children
- LAO PDR - KNOWLEDGE BOOSTERS: An intense training of key advocates on effective awareness raising
- THAILAND - A WORLD OF OPTIONS: How promoting tourism contributed toward prevention of human trafficking in five hill tribe villages
- THAILAND - CALCULATING THE RISKS: How a database helps protect children and women
- THAILAND - CONFRONTING EXPLOITATION: How a trade union helps educate migrant workers to challenge abuse
- THAILAND - DEPLOYING EMPLOYERS: How employers can help keep children safe
- THAILAND - HARMONIZING THE ANTI-TRAFFICKERS: How government and the civil sectors work uniquely together to address human trafficking
- THAILAND - HOUSEWORK IS A JOB: Opening the door on the trouble with domestic
- THAILAND - REACHING OUT TO MIGRANT CHILDREN: How an NGO helped put a national policy on education into practice
- THAILAND - TEACHING TRAFFICKING: How teachers became involved and created a trafficking-prevention curriculum
- VIET NAM - BRINGING IN THE BOSSES: How employers* participation increased prevention work in receiving areas
- VIET NAM - CREATIVE COMMUNICATING: Reaching vulnerable people through alternative channels
- VIET NAM - PACKAGING PREVENTION AND PROTECTION: How a comprehensive programme mitigates vulnerabilities to trafficking at source and destination points
- VIET NAM - TRADE UNIONS AGAINST TRAFFICKING: How a trade union in Viet Nam is protecting young migrants from exploitation and trafficking
- MEKONG SUB-REGION - ARE YOU LISTENING?: How the views of young people can impact government policies
- MEKONG SUB-REGION - INFORMATION IS PROTECTION: How reaching young people before leaving home, in transit areas and upon arrival in destination areas helps them become migrant-wise