Operational guidelines: • Identify unregistered migrants to understand and respond to their specific needs owing to: □□ personal characteristics (e.g. age, gender, sexual orientation); □□ circumstances (e.g. victim of trafficking or other violence, extreme poverty, refugee, separated from family, stranded); □□ legal status (e.g. regular, undocumented, irregular, dependent). • Collect, analyse and use data and information that is disaggregated updated and sufficient.
Examples: Greece. IOM provides training to front-line professionals including law enforcement, labour inspectors and health providers on identification of victims of human trafficking, with special emphasis to women and children. IOM Greece has implemented several awareness raising campaigns to warn potential victims of the risk of exploitation and campaigns to educate potential consumers. IOM Greece has organized multidisciplinary cross-border meetings for judges, prosecutors, law enforcement and civil societies to encourage open communication and common solutions.
TOOLBOX OF MIGRATION-RELATED ELEMENTS FOR THE CITY RESILIENCE STRATEGY
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