The Resilience Fund is the grant-making mechanism of GI-TOC. It provides technical and financial support to civil society actors responding to organized crime.
The Fund has as a mission to identify, enable and protect community actors and their efforts in parts of the world that are most affected by criminal governance.
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🌊 Since 2011, @SavePHSeas has empowered ‘seatizens’ to protect marine life.
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) May 5, 2025
Their latest project builds community leaders’ skills to identify shark species and tackle illegal shark trade in the Philippines 🇵🇭
Learn more: https://t.co/71S7MMAnkE #GIResilience pic.twitter.com/bj20JUk1iF
How are Indigenous communities responding to environmental threats?@OjalaEditorial shares a new piece on how the Totonac communities are organizing in response to the contamination of their lands and water in Veracruz.
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) May 2, 2025
📖 Read it here: https://t.co/E3obIFG7vn pic.twitter.com/WpLrSeumPi
⛏️Illegal #mining devastates protected lands, causes water contamination, and displaces local communities.
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) October 29, 2024
🔴Criminal groups use violence to profit from these destructive practices.
Read more ⬇️#NatureCrimes #GIResilience
1/5 As we reach the last day of #CCPCJ33, we take a chance to look back to its beginning. On the day of pre-session consultations -10 May- Director @Mark_Shaw_ hosted an ambassadorial breakfast alongside the Chair of the Resilience Fund Advisory Council, Bente Angell-Hansen. pic.twitter.com/gyjqFXXVkt
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) May 17, 2024
✊ Are you a leader building resilience in conflict-affected communities?
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) May 2, 2024
The 2024 #GIResilience Fellowship is looking for civil society change-makers to tackle organized crime's impact.
❗️Apply now and broaden the impact you are already making!
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Violations of the right to #NonDiscrimination are exacerbated by stigmatization and discriminatory policies.
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) December 12, 2023
From #Brazil, @renildobarbosa at the helm of Coração de Mãe supports victims of #HumanTrafficking and their families.
Learn more👇🏻
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Griselda Triana destacó las acciones de organismos internacionales y #SociedadCivil para mantener vivo el legado de #periodistas valientes que lucharon por los #DDHH.#GIResilience pic.twitter.com/ZzTIKtWv7G
— Iniciativa Global contra el Crimen Organizado (@GI_TOC_esp) December 12, 2023
Ella lidera una organización que promueve los derechos sexuales y reproductivos, la educación con enfoque etnocultural y la prevención de la violencia de género entre jóvenes y mujeres, en #Juanchaco, #Colombia 🇨🇴.
— Iniciativa Global contra el Crimen Organizado (@GI_TOC_esp) October 30, 2023
Conoce más de ella y su trabajo 🙌🏻https://t.co/2lHbUrny4w
“There is a significant degree of correlation between environmental crimes, powerful corporations and, at times, state-embedded actors.”
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) October 30, 2023
Read our analysis to learn about strategies to support environmental defenders: https://t.co/nGEumUEs9i #GIResilience #environmentalcrimes
The meeting provided a platform to share experiences and challenges, and deepen their knowledge of legal frameworks and policy responses to the issue.
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) September 11, 2023
In turn, they built a network of engagement and collaboration.
Learn more https://t.co/OKLubBsuCK