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Website and knowledge portal for the From Research to Action (R2A) project that features information about the project, research findings and products of the project, and recommended policy actions based on project findings.

This document describes the proposed guidelines for categorizing research on child labor, forced labor, and human trafficking. The objectives of this document are twofold: firstly to create a policy database that provides an assessment of individual causal studies of different programs, policies, or activities (hereafter referred to as an intervention) to connect causal research to policy and secondly to provide an assessment of quantitative assessment studies to be used in the country dashboard to help raise awareness about child labor, forced labor, and human trafficking at the country level. These descriptive studies could also be used as inputs for the identification of needs and gaps.

This synthesis review provides an overview of key findings from human trafficking studies published between 2010 and 2022. This review assesses the factors and outcomes associated with human trafficking and explores the characteristics and variations of counter-trafficking programs and policies.

This synthesis review provides an overview of key findings from human trafficking studies published between 2010 and 2022. This review assesses the factors and outcomes associated with human trafficking and explores the characteristics and variations of counter-trafficking programs and policies.

This synthesis review provides an overview of key findings from human trafficking studies published between 2010 and 2022. This review assesses the factors and outcomes associated with human trafficking and explores the characteristics and variations of counter-trafficking programs and policies.

This document presents and explains the evaluation process and criteria for the Research to Action project's three policy research fellowships.

Training lessons on child labor, forced labor and human trafficking, presented from Winrock International and Lawyers Without Borders. Lessons 1 - 5.4

Animated video depicting a young Thai girl leaving her family and going to work in a factory far away from home. Along the way, she sees and experiences forced labor and human trafficking. Instructional video explaining forced child labor and human trafficking and how to report it to the Thai national authorities.

The paper provides an overview of Bolivian Government and legal framework; the relevant legislative stakeholders; Bolivia's current laws and practices with regard to child labor, forced labor, and human trafficking; its applicable international commitments; and an analysis of the legislative barriers to enforcement and victim assistance for each area of the law.

A table of proposed amendments based on the review and analysis of Bolivian legislation which encompass the topics of child labor, forced labor, and human trafficking.