The Gabú Model Police Station is proof that change is possible when communities and institutions work together.
Started in 1997, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime works to make the world safer from drugs, crime, terrorism and corruption.
We work in 150 countries, building networks of cooperation across borders and providing reliable data and analysis. UNODC is also training judges, police officers and border officials as well as healthcare and social workers to make communities safer and more resilient.