The Resilience Fund builds on the Global Initiative’s ongoing work of incubating resilience in communities harmed or threatened by criminal governance. The Fund is a grant-making mechanism that finances, nurtures and assists local initiatives in their responses to organized crime.
The Fund identifies and empowers key civil-society actors, and builds their operational capacity with the aim of creating resilience networks in communities impacted by organized crime and violence.
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🌳 Happy #BiodiversityDay! 🌳
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) May 22, 2022
✅ #Biodiversity remains the answer to several #sustainabledevelopment challenges.
🇳🇵 @kmrpaudel, a 2022 #GIResilience Fellow, highlights the link between #organizedcrime and the environment.
@UNBiodiversity pic.twitter.com/jj1srt9oKo
🌳 Happy #BiodiversityDay! 🌳
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) May 22, 2022
✅ #Biodiversity is the foundation upon which we can build back better.
🇮🇳 For 2022 #GIResilience Fellow Tanvi Khanna, this means tackling the criminal nexus between state and non-state actors profiting from #environmentalcrimes.@unbiodiversity pic.twitter.com/KrhWZISIfs
🇨🇩@BashiziAlain is an environmental #journalist who founded the first radio station dedicated to environmental issues in the Democratic Republic of #Congo (DRC).
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) May 3, 2022
🌳Part of the 2022 #GIResilience Fellowship, Alain’s work will focus on #environmentalcrimes.#WorldPressFreedomDay pic.twitter.com/ZZ1HhTswyY
🗞️ #Journalists are key actors in exposing and investigating #organizedcrime, but this work puts them in great danger.
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) May 3, 2022
🤝 On #WorldPressFreedomDay, hear from some of the journalists the #GIResilience Fund supports and what challenges they face in uncovering organized crime… 🪡
🇻🇪 @ClavelRangel is a Venezuelan journalist & university professor, & was part of the 2020 #GIResilience Fellowship.
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) March 8, 2022
💜 She has worked on investigations on corruption & violence, & supports initiatives to increase citizens’ access to reliable information.#IWD2022 #BreakTheBias pic.twitter.com/KWz7UsBxy2
🇮🇩 @nukila is country director of RIGHTS, founder of Women’s Working Group in Indonesia, and a 2021 #GIResilience Fellow.
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) March 8, 2022
💜 She has been advocating for marginalized communities, indigenous people’s rights & socio-environmental justice for over 15 years.#IWD2022 #BreakTheBias pic.twitter.com/AfJfglZdfh
🇲🇼 @PoneloPonie is a women’s rights activist working against sexual exploitation and gender-based inequalities in Zomba, Malawi.
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) March 8, 2022
💜 A 2021 #GIResilience Fellow, she supports vulnerable women through education, mentoring and leadership development.#IWD2022 #BreakTheBias pic.twitter.com/vSqcfNqhg2
✍️Zona Cuatro Segura “Por la seguridad de vivir en paz”
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC_esp) March 6, 2022
Conoce este y otros casos de estudio que documentan iniciativas locales contra la #extorsión en Centroamérica 👉https://t.co/ug71WUUlRL#GIResilience
🇦🇹 Join our Vienna team as a Project Assistant!
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) March 4, 2022
🤝 Work with the #GIResilience Fund team to support those working with communities to bolster resilience to #organizedcrime.
💼 If you have project management experience, take a look and apply here 👉 https://t.co/FU7UBLmQsL pic.twitter.com/nAKAnnSInW
🇵🇭 Mae Paner, also known as @juanachange, was one of our 2020 #GIResilience Fellows from Manila, Philippines
— Global Initiative (@GI_TOC) March 4, 2022
🎥 Her film, Tao Po, aims to spark conversations about change in our lives and communities - take a look at the work done under the Fellowship 👇https://t.co/4VsgNr3tCj