Child Trafficking Research Workshop 22-23 September 2004

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Expert Workshop
“Research on Child trafficking: Needs and Challenges”.
22-23 September 2004

UNICEF Innocenti Research Centre,
Florence Italy

Draft Agenda

WEDNESDAY 22 SEPT
8:45-9:15	Registration
9:15 – 9:30	Opening of the meeting Welcoming remarks by Marta Santos Pais, Director, UNICEF Innocenti
9:30-10:30	Introduction Andrea Rossi, UNICEF Innocenti Research Centre A) CONTENTS AND ISSUES (AP1) “How can I recognize child trafficking victims?” Toward an empirical definition of child trafficking? Jyoti Sanghera, OHCHR (AP2) Information gaps on patterns (flows, root causes, uses) and responses Monika Smit, Office of the Dutch Rapporteur on Trafficking
10:30-10:45	Coffee break
10:45 – 12:15	Working groups: (AW1) Information needs on patterns, uses (child labour, sexual exploitation,others) and causes Chair: Tine Staermose, ILO IPEC (AW2) Information needs on policy responses Chair: Terada Saori, UNESCO
12:15-13:00	Sharing group work and discussion Chair: Jan Van Dijk, UNICRI
13:00-14:00	Lunch
14:00-14:45	B) METHODS AND METHODOLOGIES (BP1) Developing indicators (what can be measured?) Frank Laczko, IOM (BP2) Participation and role of children in the research Pippo Costella, Save the Children and member of the EU Experts Group on Trafficking in Human Beings (BP3) Ethical consideration in doing research on child trafficking Andrea Rossi, UNICEF Innocenti Research Center
14:45 – 16:15	Working groups: (BW1) Indicators for child trafficking Chair: Rebecca Surtees, Regional Clearing Point (BW2) Ethical issues Chair: Liz Hobhan, Deakin University
16:15-16:30	Coffee break
16:30-17:30	Sharing group work and discussion Chair: Kristiina Kangaspnta UNODC
THRURSDAY 23 SEP
9:00-9:30	Questions and pending issues
9:00-10:00	(B) METHODS AND METHODOLOGIES (BP4) Methodologies that are, or may be used in analyses of difficult-to-reach populations Guri Tyldum, Fafo Institute for Applied International Studies
10:00-11:15	C) QUESTIONS AND QUESTIONNAIRES Working groups (practical exercise): (CW1) Child trafficking in Europe Chair: UNICEF Innocenti Research Center
11:15-11:30	Coffee break
12:15-13:00	Sharing group work and discussion Chair: Carron Somerset ECPAT
13:00-14:00	Lunch
14:00–17:30	D) INTER AGENCY RESEARCH NETWORK ON TRAFFICKING A shared research agenda or possible area of collaboration/synergy Research databases AOB
17:00–18:00	– Conclusions

Expert Workshop “Research on Child trafficking: Needs and Challenges”.22-23 September 2004

WEDNESDAY 22 SEPT

THRURSDAY 23 SEP

Expert Workshop
“Research on Child trafficking: Needs and Challenges”.
22-23 September 2004