This project will therefore develop innovative practical tools to improve cross-border exchange of intelligence and follow up on transnational cases where children are suspected of being victims of trafficking. It will also look at why procedures for family reunification across borders are long and inefficient, which is one of the main reasons why children decide to leave reception facilities.
By identifying the gaps, Missing Children Europe and its partners will be able to come up with guidelines to improve and speed up cooperation between competent authorities.