Resources
Solarizing Community Water Pumps
Winrock’s Solarizing Community Water Pumps project is giving communities a new option for solarizing existing diesel pumps without depending on grant funding. Under Winrock’s model, a local private solar vendor covers the costs of installing the solar pump and gets paid back by the community over time. The terms of agreement are spelled out in […]
Cambodian Seasonal Migrant Workers in Thailand Research Report
This research report seeks to explore the current policies and practices regarding Cambodian seasonal migrant workers in Thailand. For the purpose of this research, seasonal migrant workers (SMWs), are defined as migrants who work in Thailand’s border provinces in an episodic, and non-continuous manner, and is not limited to a specific work sector, legal status, […]
FSTIP Newsletter Issue 1
The five-year (July 2021 – June 2026) Fight Slavery and Trafficking- In-Persons (FSTIP) project is the culmination of a 12-year partnership between Winrock, USAID, and Bangladesh’s government and civil society to pioneer and expand interventions to combat trafficking in persons (TIP) and child marriage (CM). Our joint success enabled the government of Bangladesh (GOB) to […]
Supporting Collective Impact in Vietnam Phase I: Discovery
This case study series aims to inform development practitioners and donors seeking to use a collective impact approach to support local stakeholders to lead efforts to enact their own agendas, leading to lasting change.
CREL Final Performance Report
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID)/ Bangladesh awarded Cooperative Agreement AID-388-A-12-00007 to implement the Bangladesh Climate-Resilient Ecosystems and Livelihoods (CREL) Project to an experienced consortium of local and international organizations led by Winrock International on September 17, 2012. CREL was originally designed as a five year, $32M project, which was then amended to […]
Practices of Shelter Services for Successful and Dignified Reintegration of TIP Survivors in Nepal Policy Brief
Shelter management has a direct and positive impact on the successful reintegration of survivors. Shelters play a crucial and significant role in building the confidence of survivors and empowering them economically to reintegrate into their family and society.
Analysis of Practices and Approaches to Reintegrate TIP Survivors in Nepal (Shelter Services)
Nepal is considered a source, transit, and destination country for human trafficking. Trafficking in Nepal is diverse and is cross-border, international, and internal. According to the report published by the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), about 35,000 people were victims of human trafficking in the year 2018. They were trafficked for various purposes: sexual exploitation, […]
Understanding Human Trafficking Risk Factors in Nepal’s Foreign Employment Sector
Data available on the incidence of trafficking in persons (TIP) in Nepal is scant and scattered. This leaves unanswered questions about the actual number of people trafficked from Nepal every year and the socio-economic characteristics of TIP survivors. According to the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC)’s latest annual report on TIP in Nepal, a total […]
Understanding Human Trafficking Risk Factors in Nepal’s Foreign Employment Sector Policy Brief
This policy brief explores: 1) prevalence of trafficking in persons (TIP) indicators among Nepali workers while participating in international labor migration, and 2) factors that place migrant workers at the risk of trafficking. These are important factors given that hundreds of thousands of Nepali workers participate in foreign employment every year and existing studies/media reports […]