1. Trafficking in human beings Recent and future data collections
Ole Villund
Eurostat

3. The 2016 data collection (2015-figures)
Separate from the regular data collection
Fewer details than for 2008 – 2012
Practical focus

4. Data structure

5. Response Complete nonresponse Partial nonresponse 38% – 70%
30% of jurisdictions
40% of population
Partial nonresponse 38% – 70%
Are we quite sure about these answers?
0 (zero) = you know there are none
"" (blank) = you don't know if there are any

6. Selected results

7. Victims – count

8. Victims – rate

9. Victims – totals Victims registered identified presumed total Sum 4006
Victims
registered
identified
presumed
total
Sum
4006
2746
658
4858
Responses 22 20 13

10. Victims – details (1) Victims Male 1088 children 199 adults 863 Female
Victims
Male
1088
children
199
adults
863
Female
3621
871
2635
Other and unknown
550
Total
4858

11. Victims – details (2) Victims Sexual exploitation 2886 Male 97 Female
2286
Labour exploitation
817
498
156
Other exploitation
657
197
169

12. Offenders – count

13. Offenders – details

14. Offences

15. Some things we want to find out
Current data
Comparability across space and time:
measuring differences between jurisdictions.
measuring changes from one year to the next.
Future data
What data are most useful?
What data are available?

16. What's next? Should we integrate with the regular survey?
If so, what changes are necessary?
Recording
Collection
Processing
Publishing
If not, what other options are there?