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Use of New Technologies for Consistent and Proactive Screening of Vulnerable Populations

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SDG 08: Decent Work & Economic Growth
SDG 16: Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions

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Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
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Mobile Phone-based Innovations
Data Innovation
This report focuses on the use of new technologies in identifying potential victims of forced labour and human trafficking and uncovering patterns of exploitation. The report does not consider other applications of new technologies in the context of a migrant’s journey from recruitment to re-integration. Though not directly considered in this report, those issues will benefit from critical examination in future reports moving forward
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