ONGOING PROJECTS

ORGANIZED CRIME

Organized crime hinders prosperity and stability by eroding the rule of law, distorting economic development, and violating human rights. UNODC works with States parties to the UN Convention against Transnational Organized Crime to strengthen their responses to preventing and combating organized crime, both within their own domestic borders and within and between regions. The largest thematic area for EU-UNODC operational cooperation (by value), the organized crime portfolio includes joint projects on human trafficking and migrant smuggling, crimes affecting the environment, maritime crime and piracy, firearms trafficking, anti-money laundering, as well as projects addressing illicit trafficking and border management. Since the launch of the EU’s Global Illicit Flows Programme in 2019, UNODC has been actively engaged as a partner for implementation.
 

Learn more about UNODC’s work on organized crime and on border management.

 

Location(s)

Title

Start date
Caribbean Projet d’appui à la police nationale d’Haïti et au contrôle des frontières  4 Jan 2024
Global Review of the implementation of UNTOC II   1 Jan 2023
Africa, Latin America and Caribbean CRIMJUST III: Disrupting criminal networks operating along illicit trafficking routes  1 Dec 2022
Africa, Latin America and Caribbean Airport Communication Project – Phase VI (AIRCOP)  1 Jun 2022
Angola Supporting the strengthening of a national asset forfeiture system (PRO.REACT)  1 Apr 2021
Jordan Enhance capacities to fight transnational crime in Jordan – Support to integrated border management   1 Aug 2019