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Organized Crime Directorate and designated staff of all of signatory Centres and Organizations
is expressly envisaged in this Agreement.
15) Report on a quarterly basis, via the national ‘Responsible Authority’, to the Office of the
Minister of State for Coordination/National Anti-trafficking Coordinator on the numbers, status
and reintegration progress of victims assisted by the Centres and Organizations, on a strictly
anonymous basis, and analyse trends in the trafficking of persons, based on data gathered during
the process of identification, protection and assistance.
16) For the purpose of the reporting required in B.16 above, use the agreed upon standard criteria for
the determination of potential victims (attached at Annex 1 of this Agreement).
C. The Directorate of Social Services in the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs will
additionally and separately:
1) Create, staff and fund within two months of the coming into force of this Agreement a national
‘Responsible Authority’ within the Directorate of Social Services to coordinate and process
referrals for all trafficking victims, and to perform all other coordination and reporting functions
assigned to it in this Agreement; and make available to all other Parties to this Agreement the
telephone, fax, e-mail and duty officer contact numbers of the ‘Responsible Authority.
2) Establish, a directory with out-of-hours contact numbers / information on approved Centres
and Organisations capable of providing initial/emergency accommodation close to all main
border crossing points (BCP) for adult and child victims/ returnees, for use by police and social
services, pending formal referral via the national “Responsible Authority’ to other National
Referral Mechanism structures envisaged in this Agreement.
3) Establish, in consultation with international organizations and civil society experts, the
appropriate criteria and mechanisms to accredit social, legal and psychological service
providers working in or with State Social Services, civil society organizations and in the
private sector.
4) Monitor, in conformity with the relevant Albanian legislation, the service delivery for victims
of trafficking, including compliance with established standards of conduct, by the NCRVT, and
other Centres and Organizations. In monitoring service delivery to child victims, care should
be taken to ensure that the service provided addresses the needs of children, as prescribed in
the Albanian Family Code and other relevant Albanian and international instruments.
5) In the specific context of the National Strategy and Action Plan on Combating Trafficking in
Children 2005-7, ensure that the national ‘Responsible Authority’, upon referral by one of the
Parties to this Agreement, coordinates with the appointed State Social Services Case Manager
at local level in conducting, together with other parties to this Agreement, family assessments
of child victims, and participates in the longer-term follow-up plan for the child developed
at the local level. The Social Services Case Manager should approve, in accordance with the
best interests of the child/families, any subsequent referrals to other Parties, including the
identification of suitable foster care for child victims.
6) In accordance with the National Action Plan on Combating Trafficking in Human Beings
2005-7, negotiate and conclude outsourcing agreements between parties to this Agreement
and other national and regional Organizations to establish, operate and fund a nationwide
toll-free SOS help line for trafficking victims and their families etc., based on the national
and international victim protection networking expertise of Centres and Organizations,
international organizations and other civil society partners.
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