- Executive summary
- Introduction
- Study aims and methodology
- Activities carried out
- Inception phase
- Mapping phase
- Data Collection Phase
- Finalisation phase
- Definitions
- Introduction
- Missing person, child and missing child
- Specific categories of missing children
- Responses
- Introduction
- Timescales for investigation
- Preliminary investigation
- Escalation of cases
- Responsible authorities
- Geographical coordination for missing children cases
- Specific investigative procedures followed
- Public communications
- Resolution of cases
- Mechanisms and support structures
- Specific mechanisms
- 1.1.1 Support measures
- The provision of training
- Co-operation between key stakeholders
- Data availability and potential EU indicators
- Missing children: overall numbers
- Number of child disappearances reported to the police
- Number of children still to be found by the police
- Type and number of legal proceedings triggered by disappearance
- Number of convictions resulting from disappearance/outcomes of proceedings
- Type and frequency of follow-up support provided (by whom, in what form)
- Type and frequency of provision of "child friendly" measures
- Number of cases reported to 116 000 hotlines
- Missing children: specific categories
- Runaways
- International abductions: applications under the Hague Convention of 1980
- Child abduction convictions
- Unaccompanied migrant children
- Potential comparative EU indicators
- Recommendations on minimum common standards and good practices
- Introduction
- Data recording practices
- Operational rules and definitions
- Awareness-raising and information
- Feedback of law enforcement experts
- Identifying enabling actions
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