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Transit monitoring is a preventative approach used to identify possible casesof human trafficking prior to exploitation while an individual is in transit orbefore one crosses a border. Transit monitoring is often conducted bynon-governmental organizations (NGOs) who train staff to identify and interceptsuspicious activity. Love Justice International (LJI) is a well-established NGOthat has been conducting transit monitoring for years along the Nepal-Indiaborder at multiple monitoring stations. In partnership with LJI, we developed asystem that uses data envelopment analysis (DEA) to help LJI decision-makersevaluate the performance of these stations at intercepting potentialhuman-trafficking victims given the amount of resources (e.g. staff, etc.)available and make specific operational improvement recommendations. Our modelconsists of 91 decision-making units (DMUs) from 7 stations over 13 quartersand considers three inputs, four outputs, and 3 homogeneity criteria. Usingthis model we identified efficient stations, compared rankings of stationperformance, and recommended strategies to improve efficiency. To the best ofour knowledge, this is the first application of DEA in the anti-humantrafficking domain.

Estimating Effectiveness of Identifying Human Trafficking via Data Envelopment Analysis