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Impact Series
Our impact series illustrate the human impact of UNVTF supported initiatives across the world.
Through this series we intend to highlight the importance of supporting NGOs who are on the frontlines of assisting victims of human trafficking, as well as the significance of engaging with strategic partners - whether government, private sector, foundations, academia, or media.
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The UN Voluntary Trust Fund for Victims of Trafficking in Persons (UNVTF), established in 2010, supports survivors of trafficking through the provision of essential humanitarian, legal, financial  assistance, and rehabilitation programs that help victims rebuild their lives. With a focus on global partnerships and real-world outcomes, the  UNVTF empowers individuals and communities to overcome the devastating effects of trafficking.
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The UNVTF combines its experience and analysis to support victims' assistance initiatives wherever they are needed most. Explore our reports to see how we effect positive impact in the lives of survivors of trafficking.
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UNVTF 2024
Annual Report
UNVTF 2023
Annual Report
UNVTF
Evaluation Report
UNVTF Project Map: 220+ funded projects across 70+ countries
Details on UNVTF-funded projects
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Selection Results of the Special Window Call For Proposals (Cycle 10.1)
The UNVTF announced the selection results of the Special Window Call for Proposals under Cycle 10.1 focusing on Latin America & the Caribbean and Asia Pacific >
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UNVTF announces launch of new Special Window CfP (Cycle 9.2) focusing on Africa
The UNVTF announced the grants selection results under the Special Window Call for Proposals Cycle 9.2, targeting Africa. >
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Selection results of the ninth Call for Proposals (Sub-grant Programme 1)
UNVTF awards grants to 20 projects across 15 countries. >
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