Countries
Türkiye
Status
Completed
Duration
October 2011
to
December 2013
Donors
United States Department of State
Implementing Agency
ICMPD
Summary
Objective: The aim of the project "Enhanced Identification and Protection of Trafficked Persons in Turkey (IPT)" was to enhance the capacity of relevant Turkish anti-trafficking stakeholders to identify and protect (potentially) trafficked persons more effectively by establishing standardised operating procedures (SOPs) for the identification of (potentially) trafficked persons based on a victim-centred approach.
The project addressed all forms of trafficking and followed a 4-phase approach comprising:
1) an assessment of the specific needs of the Turkish stakeholders with regard to victim identification,
2) the development of SOPs for victim identification,
3) inter-disciplinary training for relevant anti-trafficking stakeholders on the implementation of the SOPs,
4) testing the SOPs on actual trafficking cases.
On 18 December 2013 in Ankara the final conference of the project was held.
The project addressed all forms of trafficking and followed a 4-phase approach comprising:
1) an assessment of the specific needs of the Turkish stakeholders with regard to victim identification,
2) the development of SOPs for victim identification,
3) inter-disciplinary training for relevant anti-trafficking stakeholders on the implementation of the SOPs,
4) testing the SOPs on actual trafficking cases.
On 18 December 2013 in Ankara the final conference of the project was held.