Trafficking in Human Beings in Southeastern Europe - Iom

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Trafficking in Human Beingsin Southeastern EuropeRomaniaList of Projectsand Activities198ImplementingPartnersContactsCooperatingPartnersProject/Activities Focus of Activities Timeframe Budget/DonorLocal NGOs, MESept/Dec 2001 USAID3000.000US$National prevention campaign:• Volunteers at summer camps for teenagers Includingtrafficking in school curriculum;• Dissemination of educational packages (videos with testimoniesand IOM data on trafficking);• Dissemination of information materials: T-shirts, posters,badges;• Campaign in media: TV, radio and press.Joint press conference with the Anti-Organised Crime Squad.Raising awareness andpreventionLocal NGOs,MIDirect assistance to victims campaign. Ongoing, startedDec 2000Assistance for traffickedpersonsLocal NGOs,MIOngoing, startedDec 2000Reintegration assistance Return and reintegration assistance, developing long termreintegration strategies.Media, local NGOsFeb 2001 -ongoingSummer 2001Information campaign for the media, contacts with themedia.Round tables with local media around the country.Raising awareness andpreventionApril 2001 Local NGOsSeminar for local NGOs in Sinaia. Working procedures forNGOs for prevention campaigns.Capacity building forlocal NGOsLocal NGOsSept./Oct2001Training for NGOs working on particular topics (assistance/support/reintegration, psychological assessment and treatmentof the victims).Capacity building forNGOs13-15 July 2001 Local NGOs, MI,ML, MYaS, MJ, ME,Agency for ChildProtection, Agencyfor Employmentand LabourConference with 24 NGOs Inter-agency Co-operation toFight and Prevent Traffic in Women:• Consolidation of local NGOs;• Strengthening capacity of NGOs;• Designing training programmes;• Agreeing on working procedures;• Creating NGO network to support prevention campaign.Capacity building forlocal NGOsMar 2001 MI, Border Police,Crime squadMeeting for law enforcement agencies: “Inter-AgencyCupertino in Fighting trafficking in Humans in Romania”.Law enforcementtraining
Trafficking in Human Beingsin Southeastern EuropeContactsImplementingPartnersCooperatingPartnersProject/Activities Focus of Activities Timeframe Budget/DonorUNICEFSept 2001 OSCE Karin Hulshof, Area RepresentativeRomania andMoldova23 Olari Street70317 Bucharest 2phone/fax: +40 1 252 7733+40 1 252 5750Mob: +40 94 553 321khulshof@unicef.orgReport “Trafficking in Women and Children in SoutheasternEurope. An inventory of Current situation and Responses inRomania, Moldova and Bulgaria”.Research andassessmentOSCE/ODIHRLocal NGOs Gabriele REITER,Officer in anti-traffickingisues, ODIHRphone/fax:+48 22 520 06 00ext 4152gabriele@odihr.osce.waw.plNational Plan of Action Organisation of round table on trafficking. Oct 2000 OSCE/ODIHR,MJ, IAs, local NGOsUS fundsApr 2001SinaiaConference in Sinaia.Training on networking, policy and strategy building in preparationfor the work with the government.NPA, capacity building oflocal NGOsUNAIDS –Joint United Nations Programmes on HIV/AIDSSince 1999 ARAS Eduard PetrescuCountry Programme Advisorphone/fax:+40 1 211 8855+40 1 211 3494Eduard.petrescu@undp.roSupport for the ARAS programme on HIV/AIDS preventionamong sex workers in Bucharest.Trafficking prevention,capacity building forlocal NGOsUNDPWinston TempleUNDP Resident Representativephone/fax:+40 1 211 88 55211 34 94winston.temple@undp.orgCristina BoldurProgramme Assistant Governancecristina.boldur@undp.orgUSAID, SECI SECI,MIs, NGOs2002 USAID500.000US$Regional project to create a case-based Regional Anti-TraffickingLaw Enforcement Manual (to describe to local policein the SECI countries how their counterparts work).Internationalco-operation, lawenforcementRomaniaList of Projectsand Activities199
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