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Action against child trafficking for labour and sexual exploitation in Peru – phase II - Final evaluation

eval_number:

2344623

eval_url:

https://webapps.ilo.org/ievaldiscovery/eval/2344623

location:

country:

Peru

region:

Americas

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eval_title:

Action against child trafficking for labour and sexual exploitation in Peru – phase II - Final evaluation

recommendations:

date:

2026-07-07 00:00:00.0

themes:

theme:

Organizational issues

category:

Resource management

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action_plan:

La Oficina coincide con la importancia de movilizar recursos estatales sostenibles y de articular con el sector privado. Se debe notar, sin embargo, que el ámbito de incidencia presupuestal recae principalmente en las instituciones nacionales (MININTER y MIMP), y el rol de la OIT se limita a la facilitación técnica y a la incidencia, lo que se promoverá en función de la disponibilidad de recursos.

management_response:

Action not yet taken

progress:

No implementation

admin_units:

DWT/CO-Lima

title:

Continuing efforts to increase state resources. Regardless of the fact that there may be other cooperation initiatives that continue to work on the issue of trafficking in the country (as, in fact, there are), some of the progress that has been made and that are very relevant will not remain fully active over time unless there is greater budgetary availability for the action of some agents. For example, from the implementation of investigative operations by the PNP to the improvement of operating conditions in the CARE centres, where the scarcity of resources results in a high turnover in their structures. It is recommended, on the one hand, that the relevant institutions (in this case, MININTER) continue advocating for the approval of a results-based budgeting program to further improve actions and ensure their sustainability in the medium and long term On the other hand, a recommendation is made for the ILO, recognising its potential active role in this process due to its technical capacity and international advocacy experience. In this way, the ILO, in collaboration with its constituents, could facilitate technical dialogue spaces and working groups to advise and support the competent ministries (MININTER and MIMP) in identifying and designing sustainable budgeting mechanisms and resource mobilisation schemes from the private sector. This effort could include the design of specific strategies to involve private sector stakeholders with technical support from the Ministry of Labour, in line with the lessons learned from the Partnerships Project.

project_symbols:

PER/17/51/USA

url:

https://webapps.ilo.org/ievaldiscovery/recommendations/2344727

information_source:

Country Office

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