The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is dedicated to protecting individuals and communities from human trafficking, including sexual and labour exploitation, slavery, servitude, and organ removal. The IOM employs a comprehensive approach, focusing on prevention, protection, prosecution, and partnerships, with a focus on respecting human rights, individual and community well-being, and sustainability through institutional capacity development and partnerships.

 

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The Royal Norwegian Embassy has been funding the International Organization for Migration (IOM)'s interventions since 2017. These include comprehensive protection services for trafficking victims and survivors, community-based violence prevention initiatives, and capacity-building trainings for government officials to effectively handle trafficking cases and support survivors.

The U.S. Department of State Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons (J/TIP) is supporting a project in Tanzania to enhance the protection of victims of trafficking (VoTs) through comprehensive services.

In a nutshell, this project aims to improve shelter capacity, provide timely, quality services, and ensure sustainable return and reintegration of VoTs. The project's vision is to foster a society where VoTs are protected, and survivors can reintegrate confidently.