Nicaragua
Understanding and Preventing Trafficking of People
Activity Dates
April 2003 - March 2004
Activity Summary
At USAID/Nicaragua’s request, HCP conducted a partial assessment on trafficking of people in Nicaragua. The assessment provided information on the depth and scale of trafficking in the country. HCP also assisted the Anti-Trafficking Coalition (80 organizations) in developing a strategy that worked at the policy level to advocate for the adoption of the international protocol for anti-trafficking and lobby for stricter laws and new guidelines for repatriation of victims. At the service level, a new anti-trafficking office was opened as a referral site for victims and their families, as well as a central location for the coalition activities. The first ever case identification system was also designed and deployed. At the individual/community level a campaign was aired to create awareness on trafficking activities.
Materials and Tools
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Title: [No! Don't fall into the trap, Don't let yourself be fooled, Don't let yourself be seduced : National Coalition Against Human Trafficking : Be Alert : Stay Safe]
Type of Material: Poster
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Title: [No! Don't fall into the trap, Don't let yourself be fooled, Don't let yourself be seduced : Be Alert : Stay Safe]
Type of Material: Pamphlet
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English Title: [National Coalition Against Human Trafficking : Be Alert : Stay Safe]
Type of Material: Novelty Item (Sticker)
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Research Reports/Publications
- A research report on the partial assessment of the trafficking problem in Nicaragua.
Audiences
Adults
Partners
Local NGOs
Back to Nicaragua
Note about materials: Some of the materials and resources listed on each page are available in their full form, others are represented by image or citation only. For more information and resources, go to www.jhuccp.org
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