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This documents describes the child protection protocol and reporting mechanism to be used by a study team.

This document provides a brief overview of the data collection activities to be conducted for the Human Trafficking Vulnerability Study.

This document provides tips and instructions for conducting interviews.

This document provides instructions for the use of a tablet and the use of a survey administration application.

A treatment plan protocol for a study pertaining to awareness raising campaigns on the subject of human trafficking.

A summary report about the coordination and supervision of data collection activities for the Enquête Nationale sur les Conditions de Vie et de Travail des ménages Au Niger 2021. The Liste des Superviseurs, Répartition des équipes, and Liste des chauffeurs have been redacted from the file for privacy purposes.

This report suggests a proposal for the updating of The Information System Strategy on Trafficking in Persons (SISTRA) so that it considers different forms of crimes related to human trafficking (forced labor, slavery and servitude, sexual exploitation) and include new reporting variables based on indicators of forms of modern slavery. This report also proposes a list of screening questions to add to the SISTRA questionnaire to help identify cases of forced labor, slavery and servitude, or sexual exploitation.

This report includes a proposal of indicators to consider when trying to identify and register variations of crimes of forced labor.

This presentation provides a summary of the National Child Labor Survey (NCLS) in Thailand and its activities. Contents include definitions of child labor and statistical measurement methods for CL, the global situation of CL, what NCLS reports provide and some interviewing techniques for those conducting survey research.

This is a regional plan that outlines the national policy against trafficking in persons and its variations in forms of exploitation. This document visualizes the phenomenon of human trafficking in its different dimensions and constitutes evidence of institutional will to continue strengthening and implementing sustainable public policies with other regional, provincial and local initiatives aimed at the comprehensive development of the population of Ucayali.