Overview This tool contains an overview of responses to trafficking in persons, recommended resources and some examples of national strategies and plans. |
Overview of responses to trafficking in persons
Structure
Comprehensive national anti-trafficking responses should cover two levels, both of which should reflect guiding principles (see Tool 2.6):
- Strategic level (Strategy)
Refers to “what” should be achieved. The strategy should include:Preamble
Background/analysis
Strategic goals
Indicators for each strategic goal and specific objective - Operational level (National action plan)Refers to “how” the strategic goals can be achieved. The national action plan identifies concrete actions to achieve the strategic goals and specific objectives identified in the strategy. It should include:
Activities/sub-activities
Assigned responsibilities and timelines Resource plans and budget
Indicators