Double-edged
sword: how technology
can combat wildlife crime

Tech can be a game-changer in reducing wildlife crime,
but it should be used with foresight and caution.

Women as actors
of transnational organised
crime in Africa

This assessment aims to raise awareness among African countries on the
suspected role and involvement of women in TOC in Africa.

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Whistleblowers
have nowhere to hide
in Mauritius

A protection system for those exposing corruption is
non-negotiable for the country to keep its good governance reputation.

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Drugs, real estate
and money laundering
in Senegal

Will bold action with the Financial Action Task Force help Senegal
get off the grey list and strengthen the country's economy?

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ENACT is funded by the European Union

ENACT is implemented by the Institute for Security Studies and INTERPOL, in
affiliation with the Global Initiative against Transnational Organised Crime

Double-edged sword: how technology can combat wildlife crime

Women as actors of transnational organised crime in Africa

Whistleblowers have nowhere to hide in Mauritius

Drugs, real estate and money laundering in Senegal

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Double-edged
sword: how technology
can combat wildlife crime

Women as actors
of transnational organised
crime in Africa

Whistleblowers
have nowhere to hide
in Mauritius

Drugs, real estate
and money laundering
in Senegal