Increased capability and capacity of Government Departments in host countries to tackle Organised Immigration Crime Bespoke specialist training provided in areas such as investigations forgery and gender equality ID: 1010185
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1. Immigration Enforcement International Theory of Change
2. Increased capability and capacity of Government Departments in host countries to tackle Organised Immigration CrimeBespoke specialist training provided in areas such as investigations, forgery and gender equalityImproved capacity development of the police, immigration and security sector in host countriesIEI ODA PROJECT: THEORY OF CHANGE - UPSTREAMImproved security system management through building capability to detect fraudulent documents and prevent inadequately documented passengers from travellingPassengers arriving in the UK inadequately documented from ODA eligible countries, thoroughly investigated creating regular and responsible migration and mobility of people in and out of the countryImproved border and migration management capacity in key irregular migration source countriesThe flow of MSHT victims and irregular migration from ODA eligible countries is reduced and OCG activity facilitating it tackledImproved capacity to sustainably re-integrate and rehabilitate returned migrants, including Victims of TraffickingVulnerable groups receive greater protection and support and organisations understand how to provide servicesCapacity building and capacity provisionsSpecialist support services aimed at vulnerable groups including Potential Victims of Trafficking and ReturneesProvide expert and technical assistance and cooperation to Law Enforcement AgenciesBuilding infrastructure and improving physical security Better equipment and training to detect forgeries and investigate Organised Crime GroupsStrengthened cooperation on the Rule of LawImproved working environments for both staff and offenders, meeting Human Rights standardsTraining to internationally recognised accreditation allowing more joint working and network collaboration with international partnersImprove upstream co-operation on tackling the push factors that drive irregular migration at sourceIncreased number of investigations of OCG activity upstream that has a UK end, leading to a disruption under the four PsBuilding capacity of key partners through frequent, targeted, responsive and intelligent liaison/expertise transferIncreased ability to tackle Organised Immigration CrimeEconomic Growth and DevelopmentA reduction in irregular migration flows and greater disruption of Organised Immigration CrimeImproved overall standards of aviation security reducing local carrier vulnerability to financial penalties and keeping international air routes openMain Assumptions:No major funding or policy changes which reduce the ability for IEI to have a footprint overseas to deliver work.No major changes in government or foreign policy of main ODA Donor countries the programme engages with.No Covid restrictions remain in place which limit or exclude IEI overseas delivery possibility. ActivityOutputOutcomeImpactColour Key: