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Organisational capability
The development of a multi-agency approach that is
able to develop long-term approaches to addressing trafficking is in
many ways likely to be more effective than any individual initiatives.
The development of such a capability depends on raising awareness of
its need, developing the appropriate organisation structures and
protocols to facilitate the multi-agency approach, and putting in
place monitoring and review processes. Wherever possible it is
preferable to build on existing structures to extend their capability
to include trafficking. In the case of child victims, ACPCs have a
clear responsibility for child protection. Local ‘Violence Against
Women’ initiatives may have an existing multi-agency partnership that
would be appropriate for addressing women victims.
Increasing awareness
Multi agency approach
Monitoring and reporting
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