Strengthening the evidence base

The global and national research agendas aim to identify priority focus areas to advance global and national efforts against forced labour, modern slavery, human trafficking and child labour.

The Evidence Gap Maps are designed to offer the opportunity to all stakeholders to initiate and support research on child labour, forced labour and human trafficking addressing the identified priority areas.

These two databases aim to contribute to the sharing of information and facilitating synergies among donors as well as among partner international and regional organizations.

The bibliography takes stock of existing research, data and policies on forced labour, modern slavery, human trafficking and child labour, to inform global and national evidence gaps.

The specially tailored online space allows policy actors to easily access evidence-based policies that have shown positive results in combatting forced labour and child labour in relevant contexts.

A set of tools for researchers conducting surveys and analyses.