ERADICATING held a public policy conference on 2 November 2023 in Athens, Greece. The event underlined the need for an interdisciplinary approach as well as cross-sector and international cooperation for tackling human trafficking. The conference’s first day concentrated on fostering cross-sector cooperation in combating human trafficking, featuring informative labs and the exchange of good practices […]
The third edition of the ERADICATING newsletter highlights challenges identified by law enforcement authorities working in the field of tackling human trafficking in Bulgaria, Greece, and Germany and proposes strategic solutions, emphasising the need for enhanced training, resources, and international cooperation. The ERADICATING team’s efforts include a comprehensive assessment, roundtable discussions, and policy recommendations, with […]
This overview presents a comprehensive exploration of challenges and potential solutions to trafficking in human beings in Greece, meticulously assembled by 16 experts from diverse fields, drawing insights from a “Living Lab” round table discussion held in Athens. The discussion unfolded across three pivotal domains, offering a nuanced perspective on the multifaceted issue of THB. […]
This overview encapsulates a thorough analysis of pertinent issues and potential solutions meticulously crafted by 13 experts working in the field of human trafficking in Germany. These insights were derived from a workshop convened in Berlin, where the experts delved into key aspects of the subject matter. The analysis, structured around three primary domains, namely […]
This factsheet addresses the multifaceted challenges of human trafficking, as elucidated by 22 experts across diverse fields during a seminar convened in Sofia, Bulgaria. The comprehensive discussion revolves around key themes, namely Identification, Investigation, Prosecution, and Litigation, underscoring the imperative components of addressing this complex issue. Furthermore, the discourse extends to encompass Victim Protection and […]
Achieving an effective and efficient multi-stakeholder engagement between various public authorities, the private sector and civil society organisations on the one side, as well as strengthening the cross-border and transnational collaboration between law enforcement agencies, are among the most important objectives of the ERADICATING project. The current report “Preparation phase – Training design and end […]
Living Labs offer valuable insights into the practical needs, challenges, experiences, and lessons identified by first-line practitioners. The group dynamic within a Living Lab allows for interaction, discussion, joint analysis, reflection, evaluation, and the development of recommendations. It provides a qualitative understanding of general tendencies in people’s thinking, crucial for in-depth analysis. This methodology involves […]
This handbook constitutes training materials as part of the ERADICATING Footprint, which will serve as the basis for both the Transferability Workshops as well as the Living Labs in ERADICATING, events aimed at fostering ERADICATING’s outreach. It is largely based on the information gathered from the “Report on End User Requirements”, which involved interviews […]
This report outlines the evaluation plan for ERADICATING’s core activities, including training, multidisciplinary interagency cooperation, and the initiative’s impact on the public. It describes the evaluation methods, criteria, and indicators to be used throughout the process. Evaluation is an ongoing procedure that aids in monitoring and assessing ERADICATING’s outputs and results. Its primary objectives are […]
This is the second edition of our newsletter, “Prevention and Multi-Agency Cooperation Against Trafficking. In this issue,we highlight the significance of strengthened cooperation between public authorities, civil society, and private actors across all Member States to combat human trafficking effectively. A crucial step in achieving this goal is the intensification of a coordinated and consolidated […]
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