人身売買対策の全国的指導と調整：知識タスクフォースの最終報告書
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Study on national coordination of the Dutch approach to trafficking in human beings (THB), identifying governance bottlenecks and assessing the potential role of a National Coordinator in improving coherence, oversight and victim support
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RAND Corporation (United States) | Apr 13, 2026
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Creating a National Coordinator role may lead to bureaucratic delays and hinder local initiatives that address human trafficking effectively.
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Improving oversight through a National Coordinator can significantly enhance the response to trafficking, ensuring victims receive timely support and services.
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While coordination is necessary, the specific governance bottlenecks identified require more nuanced local engagement rather than a centralized approach.
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The focus should remain on empowering local organizations rather than establishing a National Coordinator, which could dilute grassroots efforts in combating trafficking.
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A National Coordinator for trafficking in human beings is essential to unify efforts, streamline processes, and enhance victim support across the Netherlands.
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