Arrival and registration
Opening reception and opening dinner

Morning Framework for understanding trafficking
Group work; feedback and discussion
Afternoon Human rights standards for interventions
International legal framework
Participant presentations

Morning The role of the International Organisation for Migration
Trafficking tookit
Training the trainers in counter-trafficking
The response of operation policing
Afternoon Workshops; feedback and questions
Participant presentations

Morning Focusing on demand
Group work
Participant presentations
Afternoon Free time: visit to Hatfield House and gardens

Morning The complex needs of victims of sexual exploitation
Meeting the needs of identified trafficking victims
Inter-agency responses to trafficking victims
The Poppy Project
Afternoon Worshops
Feedback and questions
Participant presentations
Evening Closing dinner

Morning Policy debates
Group role play
Participant presentations
Afternoon Prevention, awareness-raising and information
Action and strategy planning
Evaluation and round-up
Final evening dinner

British Council seminars are designed to be interactive and participative, and those attending are encouraged to contribute in their own personal capacity. In order to maintain the confidentiality of discussions, all seminars are held under the Chatham House Rule.

The rule means that participants are free to use the information and views received during the event, but that no individual contributor or participant should be quoted (or their identity or affiliation revealed) without their express permission. Any exceptions to this practice (e.g. because a contributor wishes to be on the record) will be stated at the time.