This bill, titled the National Human Trafficking Database Act, mandates the establishment of a national human trafficking database within the Office for Victims of Crime of the Department of Justice. Its primary purpose is to collect and centralize comprehensive, aggregated, and anonymized data on human trafficking from across the United States. The legislation authorizes grants to incentivize "covered State agencies," such as state bureaus of investigation or designated statewide response coordinators, to collect and report this crucial information. State agencies receiving grants must report various data points, including the number of prosecutions, arrests, or convictions for human trafficking, aggregated hotline data, and information on anti-human trafficking organizations operating within their counties. The database will also include rankings of counties by human trafficking rates and federal prosecution data, all while strictly protecting the **confidentiality** and **privacy** of survivors and their families. The Director of the Office for Victims of Crime is required to publish the database online and report its contents to Congress annually, with specific appropriations authorized for its implementation and administration.