African Tourism Organization (ATO) is concerned with Environmental Refugees, Human Trafficking, Sex Tourism, Prostitution, Illegal Migration and Drug trafficking as an integral part of development. To stem and ultimately reverse the human trafficking problem requires concerted efforts at the nationa...
ATO’s objectives include pro-poor and responsible travel and tourism as an investment goal. Combating trafficking in human beings includes cooperation between origin, transit, and destination countries. At a recent ATO Seminar, emphasis was placed in collaboration with the Commonwealth and Francop...
ATO is committed to the goal of reducing the impact of malaria, which prey upon families, and improving community health through voluntary community initiatives, integral to economic development planning. Its methodology involves awareness, public education, and initiatives to improve action for bet...
ATO is committed towards mobilizing African Governments, Ambassadors and other key stakeholders to increase understanding on the extent and dimension of growing problems of Human & Illicit Drug Trafficking.
Date 10th March 2009 ATO Advocacy Group World Bank /IFC Building 2121, Pennsilvannia Av. Washington DC 20431 We, the undersigned, agreed to the following recommendations in the following areas for...
Opening Remarks at the 5th ATO Advocacy Training Forum By Kelly (ATO Intern) African Tourism Organization Advocacy Group Washington DC launched the Banjul Communiqué’ in December 2005 in partnership...
The press conference commenced at 3:30pm and was chaired by Mr. Momodou Demba the Office / Campaign Manager of ATO in the Gambia. Mr. Demba started by introducing the members of the high table as follows:...
BACKGROUND: ATO’s concerns, felt the need to activate the interaction of human society and their environment, the effect of deforestation, and land degradation. It is our desire to arouse advocacy,...
SOURCES OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN AFRICA BACKGROUND The problem of human trafficking is intricately tied to development or lack thereof in sub-Saharan Africa, especially the steady decline of the rural...
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