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1,000 days of the Resilience Fund

Every day, lives are destroyed by organized crime. In communities the world over, people face violence, exploitation and poverty at the hands of illicit actors. But there is hope. Courageous groups and individuals are working tirelessly to respond and create resilience to organized crime in their communities.

Cambodia’s trafficked brides

The escalating phenomenon of forced marriage
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Empowering young people in Liberia

Many young people in Liberia are living in slums with no sanitation facilities, sleeping on slabs of wood, and struggling with substance abuse.

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Building civil society resilience to organized crime in Guinea-Bissau

Supporting civil society is now more important than ever, as citizens continue to be affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and its countermeasures, and face increased pressure from state institutions seeking to silence critical voices.

Resilient Balkans: Strengthening Resilience in the Western Balkans

At the core of the GI-TOC’s activities in the Western Balkans is its engagement with NGOs, media and academia. These are key partners when it comes to gathering information and researching risk, in raising awareness of the impact of organized crime on local communities and in strengthening resilience. Over the past three years, we have worked with many courageous people who are at the forefront of resilience initiatives in the Western Balkans, and who are role models for their communities and beyond.

End extortion now

Focusing on the theme ‘extortion and organized crime’, the 2021 Fellows have been incubating and growing efforts against extortion in a variety of locations around the world, documenting its causes and effects, and providing a voice to those affected by this crime.

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