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The Global YPP is implemented in partnership with local ECPAT member organisations in 12 countries across Africa, Eastern Europe, East Asia and Latin America.

The YPP partner organisations were selected for their demonstrated commitment and experience in conducting child and youth participation programmes against the commercial sexual exploitation of children.

Young people play an important role in the implementation of the YPP and are directly involved in the project as Youth Motivators, Peer Supporters and active participants in the Micro-Projects. They work to raise awareness and lobby against the commercial sexual exploitation of children at the community and national levels.

The global nature of the program also allows young people to share information with their peers around the world and learn from each other’s experiences and good practice, while at the same time, providing individualised support to prevent their local peers from becoming trapped into sexual exploitation.

The ECPAT groups involved in the Global YPP come from across the globe, and include:

 

Cameroon

Association Enfants, Jeunes et Avenir (ASSEJA)

The Gambia

Child Protection Alliance (CPA)

Togo

World Association for Orphans (WAO-Afrique)

 

Moldova

CCF – Moldova children, communities, families

 

 

Ukraine

International Women Rights Center - La Strada

 

 

Kyrgyzstan

Center for Public Opinion Research El-Pikir

 

Guatemala

ECPAT Guatemala

Mexico

ECPAT Mexico

Chile

ONG Raices and ONG Paicabi

 

Thailand

ECPAT Foundation

 

 

Cambodia

ECPAT Cambodia

 

 

Vietnam

Research Centre for Family Health & Community Development (CEFACOM) 

 

 

 


 

This initiative is implemented with the support of ECPAT International, European Union, OAK Foundation, International Child Support (ICS), Christian Aid, Ladies' Circle International, Latin American Children’s Trust and The Body Shop.

               

                              

     

ECPAT International is a global network of organisations and the individuals working together to eliminate child prostitution, child pornography and the trafficking of children of children for sexual purposes. For more information, please visit : http://www.ecpat.net