EFEKTIVITAS PERAN ECPAT DALAM MENGATASI MINIMNYA BANTUAN UNTUK KORBAN EKPLOITASI SEKSUAL PADA ANAK LAKI-LAKI

This study aims to analyze the effectiveness of ECPAT's role in addressing the lack of assistance for boys’ sexual exploitation victims through the Global Boys’ Initiative program in Morocco, Bolivia, South Korea, and Thailand using the INGO Effectiveness Theory. This research employs a qualitative descriptive research design, collecting data through document studies from books, journals, reports, and other sources. Findings from this study indicate that in Morocco, collaboration with AMANE and Bayti successfully increased public awareness of male child sexual exploitation and provided better intervention services. In Bolivia, cooperation with Fundación Munasim Kullakita (FMK) resulted in improved child protection services and reduced stigma. In South Korea, ECPAT and Tacteen Naeil successfully enhanced counselor capacity and service acceptance for male survivors. In Thailand, collaboration with Urban Light provided direct assistance to at-risk children and sexual exploitation survivors. However, intervention coverage remains limited to urban areas, and there is still a need for increased transparency and accountability in documenting results and financial reports.