The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) is initiating a Request for Information (RFI) to design a new Countering Trafficking in Persons (C-TIP) activity specifically for the Sahel region, including stakeholder input. Recognizing trafficking in persons as a significant humanitarian and developmental issue, USAID aims to address legal violations and enhance protection measures against forced labor and sexual exploitation. The document details current challenges in the Sahel, such as conflicts, climate change, and inadequate government responses, emphasizing the need for cross-border and regional approaches to combat trafficking. Participants are encouraged to provide feedback on effective strategies, geographic focus, and coordination with existing programs by January 6, 2023. The desired outcomes include maximizing development impact, facilitating collaboration with U.S. and other government efforts, and aligning with local priorities. Importantly, the RFI serves only as an informational tool, not a commitment for funding or procurement and ensures confidentiality of respondents' inputs. The overarching goal is to shape a comprehensive and adaptable regional C-TIP framework to effectively respond to human trafficking across the Sahel.