United Nations Inter-Agency Project on Human

Trafficking

Three Phases2000-2010

30 StaffSix Country offices1 Regional Office

Annual Budget$1,800,000

Donors:SIDA, Norway, US,

Canada, New Zealand, Sweden,

Australia, UK, Netherlands, ADB,

GTIP, Germany

Partners::Governments

UNMulti-laterals

DonorsCivil Society

Private Sector

Phase II EvaluationMay 2006

Project Design ProcessMay 2006 – Nov 2007

Project DocumentApproval (Dec 2006)

THE GOALTo make a tangible and sustained

Impact on human trafficking in the Greater Mekong Sub-region through continued advancement of a more cohesive, strategic and

incisive response.

Objectives?4 Total

Objectives 1Support to

Government

Objectives 2Support to

UN

Objectives 3Data Collection and

AnalysisAll Counter-Trafficking

Objectives 4Special Projects

COMMIT InteragencyCoordination SIREN Worst Offenders

Underserved Victim

Ethics

Shelter Improvement

75 Percent

Financial Crisis

1 Percent 11 Percent

13 Percent

Objective 2: COMMIT

MOUSPA IICOMMIT WORKPLAN

Government, UNand Civil Society

ImplementationCOMMIT TF

MeetingSOM

COMMITTASKFORCES SEARCH

USGCHCR

MPS

MOL

Shelters

POLICE

IMO

ILO

LPN

Save The Children

UNICEF

UNIAP

DIS

UNODC

UNESCO

World Vision

COMMITTASKFORCESOver 250 Partners

Six CountiesSix Languages

COMMIT ACHIEVEMENTS

TrainingKey targets:

• Regional training program• National training curricula• Cadre of national trainers

PolicyKey targets:

National Plans of Action and

PoAs for bilateral agreements

coordinated, funded, and

functioning

ProsecutionKey targets:

Stronger legal frameworks,

with informed and appropriate

judicial and prosecutorial

response

ProtectionKey targets:

Regional and national victim protection guiding principles;

guidelines on victim ID

PreventionKey targets:

Improved, more targeted Vulnerability reduction;

strengthened labor recruitment

MONITORING & COORDINATION

COMMIT achievements: concrete and measurable since 2004