 Through policy-oriented research on factors relating to trafficking, the project collects best practice models to fight trafficking at its roots.Various training workshops are organized to present these results to policymakers, NGOs, community leaders and the media.Furthermore, building on UNESCO's regional pillar of "extending international protection to endangered, vulnerable and minority cultures and cultural expressions", the "Trafficking and HIV/AIDS Project" based at the UNESCO Bangkok Office tackles the linked triad of problems-HIV/AIDS, trafficking, and non-traditional drug use-in the Greater Mekong Subregion.