UNODC Strengthening Anti-Human Trafficking Efforts in Zambia

<div style="text-align: justify;"><span style="color: #888888;">The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) officials handing over computer accessories to Zambia's Ministry of Home Affairs and Internal Security.</span></div>

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) officials handing over computer accessories to Zambia's Ministry of Home Affairs and Internal Security.

Lusaka, Zambia, April 24, 2024 - The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) Regional Office for Southern Africa and the European Union (EU) donated vital computer accessories to Zambia's Ministry of Home Affairs and Internal Security. The donation, facilitated through the Southern Africa Migration Management project (SAMM project), significantly enhances the operational capacity of Zambia's Anti-Human Trafficking Department.

The donation included twelve computer screens, docking stations, keyboards, and mice, supplementing previous contributions of laptops and books. These resources empower Zambia's efforts to combat trafficking in persons and migrant smuggling.

Aligned with SAMM project goals, the donation improves decision-making and data management for mixed migration flows. It strengthens protection for vulnerable migrants and enhances operational efficiency.

Mrs. Nicolynn N. Nyoni, Acting Permanent Secretary, expressed gratitude for the support, highlighting its importance in capacity building and legislative development. She affirmed the efficient utilization of donated items and ongoing commitment to combatting transnational crime.

This donation signifies collaborative efforts between UNODC, EU, and Zambia's Ministry of Home Affairs and Internal Security. It represents a tangible step towards creating a safer environment in the region, underscoring the significance of partnerships in combating transnational crime.

<div style="text-align: justify;"><span style="color: #888888;">Nicolynn N. Nyoni, Acting Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Home Affairs and Internal Security receiving the donation from Daya Hayakawa Almeida, UNODC Project officer </span></div>

Nicolynn N. Nyoni, Acting Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Home Affairs and Internal Security receiving the donation from Daya Hayakawa Almeida, UNODC Project officer

UNODC Project officer Jeptum Bargoria leading the briefing session before

the handover of the donated computers

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UNODC Strengthening Anti-Human Trafficking Efforts in Zambia