Strengthening Local Systems and Partnerships for More Effective and Sustainable Counter-Trafficking in Persons in the Philippines (STRENGTH CTIP-P)

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Strengthening Local Systems and Partnerships for More Effective and Sustainable Counter-Trafficking in Persons in the Philippines (STRENGTH CTIP-P): The objective of the Strength CTIP-P is to more effectively combat trafficking in persons in the Philippines by strengthening local systems and partnerships. The activity will achieve this objective by applying a holistic and multi-sectoral approach taking into consideration the priorities across the four pillars of the USG counter-trafficking strategy – prevention, protection, prosecution, and partnerships, and the recommendations for the Philippines as stated in the U.S. Department of State Trafficking in Persons Report. https://www.state.gov/reports/2019-trafficking-in-persons-report