Our projects

This project aims to address the global knowledge and analysis gap to enable a better understanding of and response to countering transnational organised crime threats.

This project aims to support the disruption of illicit trafficking via containers, and the establishment and strengthening of Port Control Units (PCUs) in West Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean.

This project aims to improve access to electronic evidence held by foreign service providers during criminal investigations and proceedings, by responding to the needs of law enforcement and judicial authorities.

This project aims to make explosive ordnance (EO) detection, identification, recognition, mapping, and data collection more accurate, safer, and more effective through the application of new AI and computer vision technologies.

This project aims to reduce Small Arms and Light Weapons trafficking and related organised crime and terrorism activities globally.

This project aims to contribute to the mitigation of the impact of drug trafficking and drug use in East and Southern Africa, including impacts on health, governance, development, security and the rule of law

This project aims to strengthen the capacities of States worldwide to apply legislation on cybercrime and electronic evidence, and to enhance their abilities for effective international cooperation in this area and foster South-South cooperation.

This project aims to support third countries in their efforts to prevent money laundering and cut off access to funding for individual terrorists and terrorist organisations, in line with international standards.

Aims to contribute to the fight against illicit maritime trafficking and criminal networks in targeted countries of Latin America, the Caribbean and West Africa, consistent with human rights, to alleviate its negative impact on security, public health, the environment and socio-economic development.

AIRCOP aims to strengthen the capacities of international airports to detect and intercept drugs, other illicit goods and high-risk passengers and to share real-time operational information between origin, transit and destination countries to disrupt cross-border illicit flows and criminal networks.

EU ACT aims to increase the effectiveness of efforts in combatting illicit trafficking, smuggling and organised crime as well as to disrupt the terrorist networks and bring criminals to justice while continuing to respect human rights, gender equality and the rule of law.

ECO-SOLVE aims to support the disruption of illicit flows of environmental commodities globally using new and innovative technologies.

ENACT aims to mitigate the impact of TOC on governance, development, security and the rule of law in Africa.

AI-POL aims to further advance and globally embed the concept of responsible AI innovation in law enforcement.

CRIMJUST aims to support Member States along supply chains of illicitly trafficked commodities to go beyond interdiction activities in order to disrupt and dismantle organised crime networks by strengthening transnational investigations and prosecutions and fostering international cooperation.