Country: Nigeria

Organization: i

Innovation: this work has strategically considered the most effective measure today especially in the continent of africa and parts of asia as it is common knowledge that governments in those part of the world are looked upon to provide assitance to the people by her citizens, therefore, it is without doubt thtat government policies and its implementation would create a change.

Impact: my activities has the potential and capability to produce a great amount of systemic change at national and regional levels.

Tipping Point: public enlightenment campaigning by NGO's and govermental ministries like the women affairs, youth and social ministry of nigeria will certainly make an impact on the nation's populace. our activities therefore,is to make government organizations and non-governmental ones see the reason for which an all encompassing approach like that of the public enlightenment will go a long way in fundamentally addressing the causes of human trafficking and its corresponding. results

Replication: education still remains a great effective way of tackling human trafficking from it roots. international organizations should be more serious in their approach to getting set goals and objectives. law enforcement should network with organizations involve in the fight against human trafficking. government of countries that are identified as prevalent areas in terms of human trafficking activities should make enabling laws barring the use of cheap labour and patronization of commercial sex workers which is one of the main demand of trafficated victims. rehablitation and integration of victims into their society. the UN should give more attention to curbing the activities of human traffickers.

Sustainability: above all, the figt against poverty which is the root cause of this inhumane venture should be encourage. the millenium development goals for third world countries by the year 2015

Position in the Human Trafficking Mosaic of Solutions:

Factor: Corruption and Inadequate Government Policy

Principle: Ensuring Law for All