This cooperative agreement, awarded by the U.S. Department of State's Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons (TIP Office), provides $2,423,086 in funding over a 36-month base period, plus a potential 21-month non-competitive continuation, to support activities addressing the "3 Ps" strategy of preventing human trafficking, protecting and assisting victims, and prosecuting traffickers.
The primary awardee, The Urban Institute, will conduct a research study in the Mexican state of Puebla to reduce labor trafficking vulnerability and protect forced labor survivors in impoverished indigenous communities. This project is funded through a sub-award under the TIP Office's International Programs to Combat Human Trafficking (CFDA 19.019) grant program, which supports diverse anti-trafficking efforts by NGOs, academic institutions, and other entities globally.
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