International Centre for Missing and Exploited Children Australia Ltd
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Collaboration

Collaboration across industry sectors is key to improving the fight against child sexual exploitation and abuse (CSE).

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The fight against CSE is often fought in siloes due to the way regulation and different sectors are organised. However, to fight this complex, ever-evolving crime, we need a whole-of-system approach where we all work together.  

Our Collaboration team helps bridge the gaps between sectors by leading collaboration initiatives. 

We facilitate access to vital industry information and insights, foster meaningful connections across sectors, curate impactful events, pilot innovative technological solutions, and host collaborative working groups.

Through industry collaboration, we can shine a light into the darkness where CSE spreads, transforming the light of individual torches of detection, into a glowing beacon of hope. 

Who we work with

If you work in any of these industries and want to get involved in our fight against CSE, please select the right person to contact here – link to contact us page 

Collaboration Working Group

Working together to fight child sexual exploitation through a financial crime lens. 

Bringing together key stakeholders from various sectors such as financial services, law enforcement, and government agencies, the Collaboration Working Group (CWG) works cohesively to enhance the detection, reporting and prevention of illicit financial activities that fund child sexual exploitation.

Together, these entities share insights and expertise, and form a powerful alliance focused on fighting CSE. For more information on how you can get involved please contact rcampo@icmec.org.au 

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