The following regional bodies and networks are some of the many forums available for counter-trafficking initiatives and/or development and coordination of strategies.
| Forum | Action |
| PARLACEN: Commission on Women, Children and Family | Legislative assistance |
| Central American Police Organization | Policy and coordination |
| Central American Council of Human Rights Ombudsmen (Consejo Centroamericana de Procuradores de Derechos Humanos) | Policy and coordination |
| Central American Commission of Migration Directors (OCAM) and the Regional Conference on Migration | Policy and coordination |
| International Organization for Migration | Technical assistance |
| Save the Children | Financing and coordination |
| International Program for the Eradication of Child Labor (ILO/IPEC) - Regional program against child sexual exploitation | Financing and technical assistance |
| UNICEF | Financing and coordination |
| ECPAT (End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography and Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes) | Advocacy |
| Casa Alianza (Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua) | Advocacy and victim assistance |
| Local NGO Networks | Advocacy, coordination, victim assistance |
BEST PRACTICES
The following initiatives take meaningful steps toward
establishing an effective strategy to reduce, control and combat the
trafficking of women and children for sexual exploitation in the
Americas.
Prevention:
. Campaign Viajera (Dominican Republic):
The NGO
COIN has produced multiple information and awareness
materials for potential and actual female migrants. The
materials include: a booklet with NGO and consular
contacts in traditional destination countries and basic
legal protections; and a comic book of stories of
trafficked women, based on actual experiences.
. Police Warnings (Guasaule, Nicaragua):
Police stations at
the border in Guasaule inform young female migrants
traveling alone of the dangers of trafficking. Written
advisory materials (press reports) are distributed.