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COMPASS
A Strategic Cooperation
The Cooperation on Migration and Partnerships to Achieve Sustainable Solutions or COMPASS, is a strategic cooperation between the International Organization for Migration and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands. Launched in 2021, COMPASS aims to tackle the following common goals:
- Stories from the field
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- From Hope to Despair and Back Again: How Alice Survived Slavery and Exploitation
- Third National Referral Mechanism to aid Returnee Reintegration Opens in Iraq
- Finding Hope and Healing: Aminata's Journey
- Over 1,000 Stranded Nigerian Migrants supported as part of the Joint IOM – The Netherlands Initiative
- Artistic And Vocational Trainings in Algeria: Crafting Sustainable Futures
- Mali Launches a National Action Plan to Combat Trafficking in Persons 2023-2027 with the Support of IOM and UNODC
- IOM Fosters Community-Based Reintegration Through the Recycling of Khat Waste in Ethiopia
- Saving Lives, Rebuilding Destinies: IOM Offers Hope to Trafficking Victims in Zinder
- Just in Time for his Daughter’s Wedding: A Sudanese Migrant Returns Home After 30 Years
- IOM Organizes Training on Migration Management for Government Partners in Algeria
- Over 70,000 People Get Critical Help Through IOM and the Netherlands’ Safe Migration Initiative
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Besides working across multiple interlinked activity areas, COMPASS is centered on a whole-of-society approach that, in addition to assisting individual migrants and their families, also works across communities, and the wider society.
Resources & Tools
The Counter Trafficking Theory of Change
Human Trafficking
in the World
The Counter-Trafficking Data Collaborative (CTDC) is the first global data hub on human trafficking, publishing harmonized data from counter-trafficking organizations around the world. Launched in November 2017, the goal of CTDC is to break down information-sharing barriers and equip the counter-trafficking community with up to date, reliable data on human trafficking.
Global
Dataset
Who are the victims and survivors of trafficking over the world ? Explore their profiles, the types of exploitation they were victims of, and the trafficking process.
Victims
& Perpetrators
What are the relationships between a victim and a perpetrator? Delve into trafficking data from the perspectives of both.
