TY - BOOK
T1 - Study on comprehensive policy review of anti-trafficking projects funded by the European Commission
T2 - HOME/2014/ISFP/PR/THBX/0052
AU - Walby, S.
AU - Towers, J.
AU - Francis, B.J.
AU - Shire, K.
AU - Kelly, L.
AU - Apitzsch, B.
AU - Armstrong, J.E.
AU - Balderston, S.
AU - Fish, A.R.
AU - Hardaker, C.
AU - Kirby, S.
AU - May-Chahal, C.A.
AU - Palmer, C.E.
N1 - keywords: human trafficking, EU policy, EU strategy, review, funded projects
PY - 2016/9/23
Y1 - 2016/9/23
N2 - This report addresses four objectives:1. To conduct a comprehensive review of European Commission (EC) funded anti-trafficking projects so as to enhance coordination, avoid duplication and provide a solid basis for coherent, cost-effective and strategic planning, including potentially for the further development of anti-trafficking policies at EU level, thereby supportingthe dual aims of enhanced coordination and cooperation among key actors and policy coherence.2. To map and analyse the distribution of EC-funded anti-trafficking projects according to their scope of intervention, geographic areas of intervention, fields, actors, target beneficiaries, funding level, types of output, policyrecommendations and other relevant aspects.3. To identify and assess the common, unique or complementary contribution of the impact and results of these funded projects to the objectives of the EU anti-trafficking strategy, including whether their contribution has yet been taken into account.4. To identify trends, emerging research and policy questions
AB - This report addresses four objectives:1. To conduct a comprehensive review of European Commission (EC) funded anti-trafficking projects so as to enhance coordination, avoid duplication and provide a solid basis for coherent, cost-effective and strategic planning, including potentially for the further development of anti-trafficking policies at EU level, thereby supportingthe dual aims of enhanced coordination and cooperation among key actors and policy coherence.2. To map and analyse the distribution of EC-funded anti-trafficking projects according to their scope of intervention, geographic areas of intervention, fields, actors, target beneficiaries, funding level, types of output, policyrecommendations and other relevant aspects.3. To identify and assess the common, unique or complementary contribution of the impact and results of these funded projects to the objectives of the EU anti-trafficking strategy, including whether their contribution has yet been taken into account.4. To identify trends, emerging research and policy questions
U2 - 10.2837/973893
DO - 10.2837/973893
M3 - Commissioned report
SN - 9789279619601
BT - Study on comprehensive policy review of anti-trafficking projects funded by the European Commission
PB - Publications Office of the European Union
ER -