In its many projects and advocacy activities, the ILO addresses trafficking from a labour market perspective. It thereby seeks to eliminate the root causes, such as poverty, lack of employment and inefficient labour migration systems. ILO led responses involve labour market institutions, such as public employment services, labour inspectors and labour ministries. Moreover, as a tripartite organisation, the ILO consults and involves workers' and employers' organisations in its work. This paper serves to outline ILO's major areas of intervention, some lessons learned and further references.More information about human trafficking on the website of ILO.