Human Trafficking Solutions

1. Increase funding for police services.

1.1. Political - Politicians would have to decide whether or not to increase funding (specifically minister for Policing).

1.2. Economy - The increase in funding may result in a decrease in funding for other areas.

1.3. Social - An increase in Police Officers would mean an increase in jobs thus reducing unemployment.

1.4. Technology - Could increase use of technology such as Mobile Police Vans and CCTV Equipment.

1.5. Environmental - Increase in police cars, vans, motorbikes, etc being used resulting in an increase in carbon emissions increasing the speed of global warming.

1.6. Police funding in certain areas was protected in the 2015 Government spending review.

2. Compulsory donation of organs after death therefore reducing demand for organs and reducing trafficking for organ harvesting.

2.1. Political - Politicians would have to vote to pass laws making it compulsory.

2.2. Economical - Would damage the illegal industry of organ sales drastically.

2.3. Social - Massive decrease in deaths due to organ failure.

2.4. Legal - Laws would have to be passed making it compulsory.

2.5. Environmental - Decrease in deaths would result in decrease in graves being dug (not damaging the earth) and decrease in cremations (which require fuel).

2.6. Organ donation after death is deemed okay in Wales unless people choose to opt-out of it.

3. Bio-metric security at airports, ports, borders, etc.

3.1. Political - For it to be effective, different countries will link through organisations (UN, NATO, etc) to put it in place internationally.

3.2. Economical - Massive cost required to put the technology in place.

3.3. Social - Would have to collect lots of people's fingerprints, etc.

3.4. Technology - Massive amounts of technology required to make it work and run effectively.

3.5. Legal - Laws would have to be passed making it legal for people's bio-metric data to be stored by airports, etc.

3.6. Environmental - Creating the equipment will require the mining/quarrying of resources which scars the landscape, etc.

3.7. Sita, the company which provides communications and IT infrastructure for the aviation industry have conducted successful tests on bio-metric security in Brisbane and the Middle East.

4. Stricter regulations on businesses that use labour trafficked victims.

4.1. Political - Government will have to vote on whether or not to put regulations on businesses in place.

4.2. Economy - These regulations may have a negative impact on the economy as some companies may not choose to sell their products/services as labour will be more expensive.

4.3. Social - May result in a decrease in labour-trafficked victims and an increase in jobs/employment resulting in decrease in poverty.

4.4. Technological - May need to be IT database's around known companies that do/do not use labour trafficking.

4.5. Legal - There will have to be new laws/acts surrounding the new, stricter regulations.

4.6. Environmental - May have to purchase goods/services from further away increasing transport of goods/services increasing Carbon Dioxide emissions through transport.

4.7. Amazon UK has a modern day slavery statement where they outline how they try and prevent human trafficking from taking place.

5. Improve education around human trafficking.

5.1. Political - Education Minister's would have to approve the changes to the curriculum.

5.2. Economy - Cost for training teachers and developing the curriculum.

5.3. Social - Making sure you have the right resources and aim the education at the children.

5.4. Technological - Interactive IT resources around human trafficking.

6. Increase funding for charities.

6.1. Political - Politicians would have to decide whether or not to increase funding.

6.2. Economy - The increase in funding may mean a decrease in funding for other areas.

6.3. Social - Charity would be able to increase their work within the community.