The 2023 ENACT Organised Crime Index shows that organised crime remains a profound global challenge. It threatens livelihoods and international cooperation amid growing political, social and economic disparities worldwide.
Organised crime networks take advantage of gaps in governance, economic inequalities and political frictions. The index is a clear signal that more must be done to address the relationship between organised crime and global trends, and reduce the impact of illicit economies on governance and wellbeing.
Moderator: Adv Vusi Pikoli, ENACT Advisory Board member
Opening remarks:
Henriette Geiger, European Union Ambassador to Kenya
Paul Simon Handy, Institute for Security Studies
Elizabeth Julio Domingues, INTERPOL
Mark Shaw, Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime
Panelists:
Professor Etannibi Alemika, ENACT Advisory Board
Rumbi Matamba, Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime
Gladwell Otieno, Director, Africa Centre for Open Governance
Professor Musambayi Katumanga, TBC
Dalia Ghanem, Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime Advisory Board
Representative, Eastern Africa Police Chiefs Cooperation Organisation, TBC
