This study aimed at determining the level of organizational requirements to combat trafficking in orphan children, and it was applied to a sample of 25 officials in Al Orman orphanage in Giza Governorate. Data collection tools were represented in a main hypothesis. Moreover, the researcher applied a comprehensive social survey method for the working officials of Al Orman Institution of Orphans.
The study hypothesis was tested and validated:
Determine the level of organizational requirements to combat trafficking in orphaned children each by the following:
- The level of the organizational technical requirement to combat trafficking in orphaned children, as determined by officials, is high, with a mathematical average of (2.42).
- The level of the requirement to manage organizational programs, as determined by the officials, is average, with a mean (2.26).
- The level of the requirement for the availability of the organizational database, as determined by the officials, is high, with an average score of (2.52).
- The level of the organizational financial requirement as determined by the officials is high, as the arithmetic average reached (2.36). Within the framework of the above, the main objective and hypotheses of the study were achieved.