Equity Through Stakeholder

Sanjog’s work on human trafficking by bringing together survivor groups and building communities, is truly significant to our times. Sanjog’s strengths lie in facilitation and research. Their approach to activism is remarkable, driven by critical thinking and responsiveness. I also admire that the team is extremely solutions-oriented rather than only problem-focused.

It’s not every day that you come across an organisation that offers such a unique perspective on the complexity of gender, survivor sustainability, and domestic violence, as Sanjog does. It is a high-calibre organisation that tends to take a strong position on the issues it works with. I commend the team at Sanjog for their deep understanding of the issues they address. Sanjog also builds alliances, which facilitates growth and encourages a conversation on survivor welfare.

I believe Sanjog is a dependable organization that delivers on its commitments; they are authentic and not overly promortional. They are co-travellers and strategic partners for every new program. I acknowledge the team for their skilled and analytical ability to reflect and take up challenges, and for their intellectual capacity to dive deeper into issues concerning human trafficking. Sanjog’s strengths lie in its depth of knowledge, analysis and experience in the anti-trafficking sector, and I believe also in building wisdom.

The team at Sanjog puts a lot of thought into their work; it has the potential to become an anti-trafficking thought leader. Sanjog’s strength lies in research, systems thinking, the ability to draw attention to important issues, amplifying survivor voices, and building community-based rehabilitation. Few organisations focus on the empowerment approach rather than the custodial approach, and I’m glad that Sanjog focuses on the former. I see the organisation furthering its work at the policy and advocacy levels and addressing the problem of survivor livelihoods, as well as sharing its learning and work with a wider network.

One of Sanjog’s key strengths is leadership building, in addition to being very approachable and interactive on multiple fronts, particularly issues in trafficking and policy-building. The organisation is distinct from others in the sense that it works beyond mediocrity. I’ve personally always found conversations with the team to be extremely insightful and actionable. They are also capable to promote and propagate local stories and issues across a global network. I highly recommend team Sanjog on all matters related to trafficking and policy-building.

Our interaction with Sanjog began through Ilfat. Sanjog is clear in its approach to evidence-based research and we believe it is a strong facilitator that uses its expertise to bring diverse perspectives to its anti-trafficking efforts. The organisation is easy to collaborate with and the team is open to new ideas. We think Sanjog is definitely an opinion leader and influencer in the anti-trafficking narrative today.