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Counter-trafficking in Emergencies: Information Management Guide

This guide aims to address the dual challenge of information management in complicated operating environments, and quantifying a hidden crime that is often under-reported and obscured among other human rights violations. It provides guidance on how to integrate counter-trafficking-specific data collection and analysis into existing information management mechanisms which are already well established in humanitarian responses. The goal is to promote an evidence-based decision-making approach that supports the development of new interventions, or the adaption of existing measures, to more systematically integrate counter-trafficking prevention and response into humanitarian contexts.

Date of Publication
Target Audience
Academia
Civil Society
Government
Intergovernmental Organization
Journalist
Migrant Association
Private Sector
Source / Publisher
International Organization for Migration (IOM)
Language
English
Geographic Scope
Global
Workstream Output
No
Regional Review Process
No
GCM Objectives
1
Cross Cutting Theme
People-centred
Human rights
Keywords
Innovative data sources on migration
Trafficking in persons
Status
Published

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