EU commits additional €4 million to support Ghana’s anti-human trafficking efforts

Head of the Governance and Security Section at the European Union Delegation to Ghana, Gisela Spreitzhofer, said the latest support will focus on the "four Ps" of combating human trafficking - prevention, protection, prosecution and partnership.

According to her, the programme will expand shelter facilities for survivors, improve data collection and evidence generation, support the review of Ghana's National Action Plan on Human Trafficking and strengthen the capacity of institutions responsible for investigating trafficking offences and responding to victims.

The European Union has committed an additional €4 million to support Ghana's efforts to combat human trafficking, reinforcing interventions aimed at preventing the crime, protecting victims and strengthening prosecutions.