This committee will look to offer solutions on a variety of challenges that have been identified. The UNODC has noted several key challenges that stand in the face or counteracting the drive to eliminate human trafficking. First is regarding data collection issues and how many agents view the matter as resolved. On an annual basis the number of victims continues to climb. There is also need to unravel how human trafficking is connected to a larger network of sophisticated international crime networks. A better understanding of this system will do a lot to suppress the persistence of human trafficking. It is of note that member states may not always have the best incentives to be the key player in addressing human trafficking in their nation, as such there must be a clear effort to give high priority and focus to the issue in the international community. This includes leveraging relationships with NGOs to offer services and programs to help address trafficking and support victims.