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Networking

A networking process is one of the main aspects of any project. Each network uses an individual framework. Usually, a network group consists of counter- trafficking and law enforcement experts and representatives of the European Commission, European Parliament, and a number of InternationalOrganizations (IOs) and NGOs. The network group meets four times a year in order to discuss the project and research findings, exchange relevant information and provide recommendations for counter- strategies addressing the problem.

The network group starts preparatory activities. During the meetings the participants exchange information about the project and provide their opinions on the information gathering tools for the framework. Meetings focus on the presentation and discussions of the preliminary findings and observations of the project’s research component. The findings indicate a variety of answers. The network group recommends development of common legislative tools. Participants of the meetings decide to establish a multi- agency coordination group to address the problem of trafficking. The structure of the coordination group is very important. The coordination group consists of several departments. The network group manages the networking process at this stage; it controls the mechanisms of cooperation between the partner organizations.

The participants discuss the recommendations of the network group and present their conclusions.

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