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19 April 2016 Forty (40%) per cent of vulnerable minors from 13 to 17 are ready to accept at least one offer that may lead to their involvement in human trafficking. These are the results of a representative survey of vulnerable children and youth*, as well as expert interviews with representatives of organizations that work with such groups, commissioned by the International Organization for Migration (IOM), Mission in Ukraine, and conducted by GfK Ukraine with funding from Global Affairs Canada.