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Human trafficking is a BIG problem Globally
The lack of quality data makes it difficult to accurately track it and there is a limited way to measure impact.
Transforming human trafficking response with a human-centric response
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Trafficking
- In 2016, there were an estimated 40.3 million people in modern day slavery.
- There is an estimated 65.3 million people displaces with 50% being children and 71 women.
- 40 million people are trafficked each year with an estimated 10 million being children.
- 20% of victims are never rescued and 70% will be re-trafficked.
Economic Impact
- $1.5 billion USD in estimated annual earnings from human slavery.
- 328,720 GBP estimated cost to the UK economy from each modern slavery case in the UK
- Beyond saving human lives, there is an 89% to 149% estimated return on investment from public provision of survivor care.
- A 1.0% increase in unemployment status results in a +25% increase in neglect and +23% in physical abuse of children.
Identity
- An estimated 1 billion people have no identity.
- For those with an ID, the trafficker is co-signer under fake name leaving the victim responsible for debt should they escape.
Financial Inclusion
- An estimated 1.7 billion people do not have access to secure banking services.
- 26% of human (sex) trafficking victims have their credit exploited with 45% of the victims lifestyle inconsistent with income.
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In Greek mythology, Soteria was the goddess or spirit of safety and salvation, deliverance and preservation from harm. Soteria was also an epithet of the goddess Persephone, meaning deliverance and safety