PS.5.1-28 First responders trained on victim identification

Indicator Phrasing

Number of first responders trained on victim identification.

Indicator Phrasing

English: Number of first responders trained on victim identification.

What is its purpose?

This indicator will measure the total number of first responders who completed a learning event with a curriculum using USAID funds to identify victims of human trafficking. First responders could include, but are not limited to, personnel from health care, emergency response services, social services, community or faith-based organizations. Please note that this indicator is a United States Government Standard Indictor, or "F Indicator", and can be included in the MEL plans of USG funded projects.

How to Collect and Analyse the Required Data

This indicator will measure progress against the goal of Protection. Data will be collected quarterly to inform strategic reviews and the data will be shared in the annual PPR.

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Gender

Important Comments

This indicator will measure the work under Protection, one of the Ps in the 3P paradigm of prosecution, protection and prevention.  USG's Theory of Change purports that strengthening protection services for victims will advance the fight against trafficking in persons by helping victims make the transition to survivors.

 

WARNING: This guidance was last updated in February 2023. Before utilizing this guidance, please check that it aligns with the latest Foreign Assistance reference sheet for indicator PS 5.1-28. This can be found in the live IRS Category 1 Peace and Security resource below. You can also check the State Department Resource Library for a full list of F Indicators. 

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