Prevention of Human Exploitation: Migrant Communities Create Leaders and Foster Dialogue!

Looking for organizations working specifically with the refugee/migrant community youth! Preferably with previous KA2 Project experience!

The project consortium has identified specific groups of migrant communities being at-risk to possible human exploitation/trafficking in the near future and recognizing the modern day slavery as one of the most heinous global human rights violations, the project is proposed to innovate replicable and sustainable interventions/solutions to prevention of people exploitation within the refugee/forced migrant communities. Currently Europe is experiencing an unprecedented human displacement on record, according to the UNHCR out of 65.3 million forcibly displaced people and 21.3 million refugees across the world, Europe is now home to 6% of the forced migrants. Unofficially though, but India has always suffered from forced migration internally, according to the World Bank data 300 million or 28.5% of India's population are forced migrants, mostly economically forced migrants to urban, more developed areas.
Important is also the fact that over half of the forced migrants are under age of 18 and below 30 years of age, therefore making it a significant problem of youth.

Innovations/Interventions to be developed during the project:

1. Sustainable community self-help group mechanism - the project is structured to create a sustainable community self-help group mechanism in order to encourage and motivate community development and establish a dialogue between community organizations, local policy makers and the migrant communities.

2. Capacity Building of the youth of migrant communities - the project aims at building capacities of young migrant community representatives to become self-reliant advocates and social change makers of the communities.

3. Gaming to Raise Awareness - the project also commits to create innovative gaming tools to involve the mainstream society in working towards healthy integration of the most vulnerable communities.

Please note, the project is at its development stage and the information will be finalized before March 8th, 2017 with the approved projects partners!