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F.a: AAT-Vietnam: Assisting the victmis of Human trafficking

Viet Nam
1/01/2014
31/12/2015
Keywords
Education (vocational); Trafficking in persons

Project description

WHAT: The work includes identification, protection, legal aid, psycho-social support and vocational skills services to the risk group and victims. Skills training to social workers and government officers. The organization campaigns to raise awareness in safe migration, sexual health and HIV/aids.WHY: Vietnam is a country of origin for victims of trafficking. Vulnerability is high especially amongst the bar workers and sex workers. In the other hand there is very little information and services provided to the victims of trafficking and sexual exploitation. AAT Vietnam works together with Women?s Union and other local partners mainly in the Southern Provinces of Vietnam (Mekong Delta) and in the HCMC area to prevent human trafficking and exploitation of girls and women. AAT Vietnam also provides assistance for those who have already experienced abuses of their rights. EXPECTED RESULTS: Victims of trafficking are assisted in their repatriation, rehabilitation and reintegration process. Young people know to protect themselves from sexual abuse. Increased awareness about human trafficking and rights of the victims amongst different state actors and communities. BENEFICIARIES: victims of trafficking, students, social workers, government officers, sex workers. PARTNER ORGANISATION: Alliance Anti-Trafick (AAT Vietnam) that works together with Women?s Union and other local partners mainly in the Southern Provinces of Vietnam (Mekong Delta) and in the HCMC area.

Primary thematic area

Secondary thematic areas

Skills training

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Project details

Umbrella programme

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Accountable Org(s)

Finland Ministry for Foreign Affairs; Suomen Lahetysseura ry

Funding Org(s)

Finland Ministry for Foreign Affairs

Implementing/
Partner Org(s)

Alliance Anti-Trafick (AAT Vietnam)

Project contact

N/A

Funding (USD)

Committed

Spent

$

46,248

$

46,248

Project website

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D-Portal link

Project evaluation

Evaluation source

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Evaluation methodology

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Programme targets

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Results achieved

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Targets met?

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2023

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