PAA works to mitigate the impact of transnational organised crime in Africa on development, governance, security and the rule of law. It achieves this by building knowledge, skills and capacity. The articles here show how we achieve impact.
In-depth research in South Africa’s Mpumalanga province reveals complex links between poverty, crime and weak law enforcement.
ISS collaborated with the SADC Secretariat to provide a framework for tactical, operational and strategic approaches.
Southern Africa’s revised firearms protocol is an important step towards ending conflict and violence.
ENACT répond au besoin de partenariats plus efficaces dans la lutte contre la criminalité transnationale organisée.
ENACT responds to a need for smarter partnerships in curbing transnational organised crime.
ENACT’s incident monitoring methodology helps to plug data gaps.
The ENACT project promotes practical steps to ensure success in the AU’s Arms Amnesty initiative.
A new programme is building knowledge and skills to tackle organised crime across the continent.
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