Prevention of sexual exploitation

Act on all factors involved

To prevent sex trafficking and human trafficking, an intersectional approach is necessary for the best efficiency. he table below explains the intersectional efforts by different agencies and institutions to have an overall solution.

	Civil society	Prostitutes	Clients	Pimps	Public actors
Prevention	Educational programs for youth, adults and families, Media engagement	Sensitization	Awareness, specific actions against sex tourism and pornography		Legislative developments, Training, Border measures, Information gathering
Prosecutions and controls	Reports		Graduated sanctions	Closure of establishments, Confiscation of property	Monitoring, Punishment of corruption
Protection	Support to NGOs	Identification, residence permit, Assistance, Protection, Reintegration			Information and training
Partnerships	Business ethics charters	Development Assistance			International cooperation, Information exchange

Collective action to end sex trafficking:

Involve all actors in the fight.