Modelling Modern Slavery Risk
Cockayne, James, Gleason, Kelly A., Diego-Rossell, Pablo, Stewart, Shannon, Gauer Bermudez, Laura, Joudo Larsen, Jacqueline and Silverman, Bernard W (2019). Modelling Modern Slavery Risk. Delta 8.7 Symposia. United Nations University.
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Sub-type Working paper Author Cockayne, James
Gleason, Kelly A.
Diego-Rossell, Pablo
Stewart, Shannon
Gauer Bermudez, Laura
Joudo Larsen, Jacqueline
Silverman, Bernard WEditor Cockayne, James Title Modelling Modern Slavery Risk Series Title Delta 8.7 Symposia Volume/Issue No. 1 Publication Date 2019-02-01 Place of Publication New York Publisher United Nations University Pages 24 Language eng Abstract The report was undertaken by Delta 8.7 - The Alliance 8.7 Knowledge Platform, a project of the Centre for Policy Research at United Nations University. Delta 8.7 symposia offer experts the opportunity to discuss technical details of their research and receive commentary from the wider research and anti-slavery community. In this Symposium on Modelling Modern Slavery Risk, Pablo Diego-Rosell (Gallup), and Jacqueline Joudo-Larsen (Walk Free Foundation) discuss their innovative methodology for modelling the risk of modern slavery, while four other data science experts—Laura Gauer Bermudez and Shannon Stewart from the Global Fund to End Modern Slavery, Bernard Silverman from the University of Nottingham and Kelly Gleason from Delta 8.7—discuss the benefits and limitations of their approach. Diego-Rosell and Joudo Larsen were then given the opportunity to respond to all of the interventions. UNBIS Thesaurus TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS
MEASURING INSTRUMENTS
DATA MODELLING
FORCED LABOUR
RISK ASSESSMENT
CHILD LABOURKeyword Human trafficking
Forced labour
Data science
Data for developmentCopyright Holder The Authors Copyright Year 2019 Copyright type Creative commons ISBN 9789280865034 -
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