Bekämpfung von moderner Sklaverei und Menschenhandel

Augmented Reality
The Commission was convened
from September 2018 to September
2019. Over their one-year
mandate, all 25 Commissioners
contributed their expertise on a
voluntary, unpaid basis.
Discover more about the four consultations
The Commission held four consultations
– in the United States,
Liechtenstein, Australia and the
Netherlands – to consider different
ways the financial sector can
accelerate its engagement in addressing
and preventing modern
slavery and human trafficking:
from compliance and regulatory
regimes, to responsible lending
and investment, remedy, financial
inclusion, financial technology and
international cooperation.
Altogether, more than 40
experts from around the
world briefed the Com-
The Commission
mission on research, programmes
and initiatives. These consultations
were informed by Secretariat-produced
briefing papers
to frame the discussions. Six
Commission-led work streams
operated between the consultations.
Finance Against Slavery and
Trafficking
During the 74th Session of the
United Nations General Assembly
in New York, the Commission released
its final report, «Unlocking
Potential: A Blueprint for Mobilizing
Finance Against Slavery
and Trafficking». The Blueprint
includes concrete tools for finance
sector institutions to use
and initiatives they
can participate in to address
modern slavery and human
trafficking.
Launch of the Blueprint
With the launch of the Blueprint,
the Commission completed its
mandate. However, the «Liechtenstein
Initiative for a Financial
Sector Commission on Modern
Slavery and Human Trafficking»
continues in the form of «Liechtenstein
Initiative for Finance
Against Slavery and Trafficking»
(FAST) which will provide guidance
to those implementing the
Blueprint.
Fully implemented, the Blueprint
has the power to unlock enormous
potential – for the millions
of people whose exploitation
and financial exclusion
locks them out
of full participation
in global society. An
implementation review
conference will be
held in 2021. It
will consider
progress
and share
learning
about new
opportunities.