The Government of Burma continued limited efforts to prevent international trafficking in persons over the last year, but made few discernible efforts to prevent the more prevalent internal trafficking. The Burmese Government has collaborated with non-governmental and intergovernmental organizations on a variety of prevention programs, including poverty alleviation, vocational skill training, and micro-credit loans. The Myanmar Women's Affairs Federation and National Committee for Women's Affairs conduct educational sessions for women around the country that included information about the risks of trafficking. The government continued awareness campaigns through the use of billboards at bus and railway stations, flyers, and public talks during the reporting period. The Burmese Government also reported forming a new anti-trafficking unit in Chin Shwe Haw during the year. Further, the UN reported increased access to military recruitment centers during the year, and conducted training courses for military and civilian officials.