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Gender Ministry convenes stakeholders to review national action plan to combat human trafficking

The Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection has convened a Technical Working Group (TWG) meeting to review and support the development of a new National Plan of Action (NPA) to combat human trafficking in Ghana.

Gender Ministry convenes stakeholders to review national action plan to combat human trafficking

The Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection in Ghana has convened a Technical Working Group meeting to review and support the development of a new National Plan of Action (NPA) aimed at combatting human trafficking. This gathering, organized through the Ministry’s Human Trafficking Secretariat, brought together key stakeholders to evaluate progress, identify gaps, and discuss strategies to enhance the country’s response to trafficking.

The discussions centered on various aspects, including the availability and classification of trafficking data, resource mobilisation and funding for anti-trafficking interventions, and measures to improve monitoring and data collection systems. Additionally, participants emphasized the necessity for stronger coordination among relevant institutions and partners to ensure the effective implementation of anti-trafficking measures.

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