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SIREN: Strategic Information
Response Network
How SIREN Works
The Strategic Information Response Network (SIREN) delivers high quality, responsive, and up-to-date data and analysis on cutting edge issues within the human trafficking sector, primarily in the Greater Mekong Sub-region. SIREN conveys information to the human counter-trafficking sector in a variety of different forms: briefing reports, analytical field reports, case studies, maps, data sheets, and discussion forums and events, to name a few.
Research, validation, and analysis are conducted in the field, by community-based organizations, national and international agencies, and/or UNIAP itself. The goal is to bring real knowledge and context on real priority issues from the grassroots to the national and regional levels, and vice versa. SIREN’s aim is to be responsive and reliable: providing a forum for high quality information exchange and multi-source analysis in easily digestible formats, to those who require this information for effective programming, prosecution, or policy formulation. Through SIREN, UNIAP provides the forum, technical assistance, and networking and dissemination mechanisms for organizations to share what they know, to connect, and to initiate and improve action – monitoring where the counter-trafficking response is moving…and where it should be moving.
SIREN Reporting
While SIREN partners use their own methods to collect data and report on critical topics (and UNIAP itself stays flexible in order to stay responsive), UNIAP’s SIREN arsenal of investigative and research tools include five core methodological approaches that are disseminated in three key ways:
