Working together with Member States and in support of the Bali Process working groups, the RSO develops resources such as guides, policy papers, thematic briefs, and training materials and undertakes or commissions research on priority and emerging challenges. The RSO is uniquely positioned to utilise the Bali Process convening power to bring together Members to address regional challenges, and subsequently coordinate responses to counter people smuggling, trafficking in persons and related transnational crime.
The RSO welcomes suggestions for collaboration and ideas for new activities and projects from Member States – particularly from law enforcement officers, border and immigration officials, policy makers, judicial personnel and counter-trafficking and migration practitioners.
