Towards an improved enforcement of FGM-legislation in  Europe: dissemination of lessons learned and capacity building of actors in legal and para-legal fields, Human Rights Institute of the Universitat de València, funded by the European Commission

(“Hacia una mejor aplicación de la legislación sobre Mutilación Genital Femenina en Europa: divulgación de las lecciones aprendidas y desarrollo de las habilidades de los actores en el ámbito jurídico”) ; Daphne Programme II 2004-2007; Directorate-General Justice, Freedom and Security; European Commission; Participants: The International Centre for Reproductive Health (Ghent University, Belgium; FORWARD - Foundation for Women's Health, Research & Development (United Kingdom), CAMSE - Commission pour l'abolitions des mutilations sexuelles (France), Malmö University (Sweden); Human Rights Institute (Universidad de Valencia); Contract number JLS/2006/DAP-1/253/WC 30-CE-0 126071/00-52 (June 2007- June 2009):

Objectives:
1) To list the cases existing in the Spanish State
2) Formulation of good practices and existing experience in the enforcement of regulations on FGM
3) Assessment of the enforcement of the existing prevention protocols
4) Assessment and discussion on the measures proposed in the prevention protocols
5) Assessment of the usefeulness of the supervisory and monitoring bodies and commissions
6) Formulation of proposals which could be useful for other European countries and, if appropriate, common principles of action.
http://www.icrh.org/projects/improving-fgm-law-enforcement-in-europe-dissemination-of-lessons-learned-and-capacity-build