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Course curriculum

    1. Getting to Know You

    1. 1.1 FAST E-Learning Module for Government Officials

    2. 1.2 Overview of the E-Learning Module

    3. 1.3 Key Points

    4. 1.4 Understanding the Problem

    5. 1.5 Vulnerable Groups, Definitions, Indicators, and Drivers

    6. 1.6 Working with Survivors

    7. 1.7 A Trauma-informed Approach

    8. Quiz

    1. 2. How Governments Can Help the Financial Sector Address these Risks

    2. 2.1 Suppliers and Service Providers

    3. 2.2 Deposits and Payments

    4. 2.3 Lending and Investment

    5. 2.4 Financial Exclusion

    6. 2.5 Where does Government Fit In?

    7. 2.6 The FAST Initiative

    8. Quiz

    1. 3 FAST Goal 1: Compliance with Laws Against Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking

    2. 3.1 Financial Investigation

    3. 3.2 Developing Good Indicators

    4. 3.3 Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Countering the Financing of Terrorism (CFT) Reporting

    5. 3.4 Sanctions

    6. 3.5 AML De-risking

    7. 3.6 Partnerships

    8. 3.7 Public Procurement, Lending and Investing

    9. 3.8 Fiscal, Tax and Competition Law

    10. 3.9 State-Owned Enterprises

    11. Quiz

    1. 4 FAST Goal 2: Knowing and Showing Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Risks

    2. 4.1 Knowing and Showing

    3. 4.2 Transparency and Due Diligence Rules

    4. 4.3 Mandatory Human Rights Due Diligence Legislation

    5. 4.4 Securities Disclosure Rules

    6. Quiz

    1. 5 FAST Goal 3: Using Leverage Creatively to Mitigate and Address Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Risks

    2. 5.1 Bilateral Leverage

    3. 5.2 Collaborative Leverage

    4. 5.3 System-level Leverage

    5. 5.4 Divestment and Exclusion

    6. 5.5 Insurance

    7. Quiz

About this course

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  • 65 lessons
  • 0 hours of video content

Acknowledgement

This E-learning course was developed by the Finance Against Slavery and Trafficking (FAST) initiative as a resource to support government efforts addressing modern slavery and trafficking in persons in the Asia-Pacific region. It was funded by the Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and launched in February 2023.

FAST was hosted over 2019 to 2024 at the United Nations University Centre for Policy Research (UNU-CPR). Following the transition of FAST to the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the hosting of the e-learning course has transitioned to the Regional Support Office of the Bali Process (RSO), who also hold responsibility for any further content development.

For inquiries related to FAST, including information on connecting with the initiative, please see https://sdgfinance.undp.org/FAST or contact FAST at UNDP: [email protected].

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