Police Inspector Camilla Unsgaard Summary

Police Inspector, Camilla Unsgaard presented best practices. What's working? She talked about integration of military, police and civilians perspectives on countering human trafficking. Police Inspector, Camilla Unsgaard also talked about multidimensional training exercise in order to achieve one set of objectives together.
The challenges of implementing an integrated approach to training are various: understanding of each component needs, responsibility, synergies, etc., joint training must be done at all three levels (strategic, operational, tactical), challenges are more expected at the tactical level and not all countries have the capacities to do joint training before deployment, she said.
Next speaker was Mr Markus Falke from Germany. He spoke about gender issue inclusion into integrated training. He pointed out there should be an equal participation and contribution to the training and mainstreaming gender throughout the course content and curriculum to be included. Then, Mr
Mr Zinurine Alghali stated that there is a need to learn about tasks, roles and responsibilities of each component. He also added that each component should reinforce the other in order to ensure and maximize mission-wide impact. The next topic that Mr Zinurine Alghali covered was about looking for innovative approaches that can be used to strengthen integrated or joint training. He said that we need to look into futuristic innovative approaches that enable improvement. Mr Zinurine Alghali pointed out that assessment must be effective in order to improve. He added that self-reflection of each component is important to be able to improve and better coordinate with others. Finally, Mr Zinurine Alghali concluded by saying that training should be based on understanding the roles, tasks and responsibilities of each component and how to best use their