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Counter-Trafficking
IOM takes a comprehensive approach to addressing human trafficking. Respect for human rights, the physical, mental and social well-being of the individual and his or her community, and the sustainability of our actions through institutional capacity development and partnerships are at the centre of all of IOM’s counter-trafficking efforts.
IOM encourages the entire international community to engage in the fight against trafficking. It does so by participating in, and leading, a number of regional and international multilateral processes, including the Inter-Agency Coordination Group against Trafficking in Persons (ICAT), and Alliance 8.7. IOM also works with the humanitarian community to ensure that the risk of trafficking is mitigated and addressed from the earliest stages of humanitarian responses.
- On-Going Projects
- Completed Projects
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- Solidifying Awareness on Trafficking in Persons in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia through Education – Phase III
- Enhancing Cooperation Measures to Effectively Combat Trafficking in Persons through Capacity Building and Technical Assistance in Azerbaijan – Phase III
- Establishing Effective Mechanisms Safeguarding the Rights of Persons Involved in Migration in Azerbaijan
- Secondary School Education in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia to contribute to the prevention of trafficking in persons - Phase II and Phase I
- Enhancing Cooperation Measures to Effectively Combat Trafficking in Persons through Capacity Building and Technical Assistance in Azerbaijan – Phase II and Phase I
- Institutional Capacity Building to Assist Victims of Trafficking Project in Azerbaijan
- Strengthening of comprehensive anti-trafficking responses in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia
- National Capacity Building on Shelter and Hotline Management for Victims of Trafficking in Azerbaijan