Target 4

Reduce illicit financial and arms flows, improve recovery and return of stolen assets, and combat all forms of organized crime.

Could this be your career mission?

Below are employers you could work for, occupations they employ, and education and training programs to prepare you to achieve this target.

Employers

Community Policing Initiatives: Local police departments collaborate with residents to address and prevent organized crime within neighborhoods.
Crime Prevention Councils: Develop and implement strategies to prevent various forms of crime, including organized criminal activities.
Neighborhood Watch Programs: Grassroots initiatives where community members actively participate in monitoring and reporting suspicious activities to local law enforcement.
Anti-Gang Organizations: Groups focused specifically on preventing gang-related activities and providing alternatives for at-risk youth.
Financial Literacy and Anti-Corruption Groups: Promote financial literacy and transparency, working to prevent illicit financial flows and corruption at the local level.
Youth Outreach and Development Programs: Engage with young people to provide positive alternatives, mentorship, and educational opportunities, aiming to prevent involvement in organized crime.
Community-based Anti-Drug Coalitions: Focus on substance abuse prevention and work to combat drug trafficking and distribution at the community level.
Victim Support Organizations: Offer support services to victims of organized crime, helping them recover and providing resources for preventive measures.
Business Watch Programs: Local businesses collaborate to share information and implement security measures to prevent organized crime activities targeting businesses.
Community Legal Aid and Advocacy Centers: Provide legal assistance to community members affected by organized crime, helping them navigate legal challenges and seek justice.

Training

Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Training: Basic training for law enforcement roles, covering investigative techniques, legal procedures, and ethical considerations.
Intelligence Analysis Training: Training in collecting, analyzing, and interpreting intelligence data to understand and combat organized crime networks.
Financial Crime Investigation Training: Focuses on tracing and investigating financial transactions, money laundering, and detecting illicit financial activities.
Cybercrime and Digital Forensics Training: Training on investigating cyber threats, digital evidence collection, and addressing online criminal activities.
Forensic Accounting Certification: Cover forensic accounting techniques to identify and track financial irregularities associated with organized crime.
Security Management Training: Provide skills in developing and implementing security measures to prevent arms trafficking and other criminal activities.
Legal and Criminal Law Training: Focuses on criminal law, prosecution strategies, and understanding legal frameworks related to organized crime.
Community Policing and Engagement Programs: Training in community outreach, relationship-building, and collaborative strategies to involve communities in crime prevention.
International Relations and Security Studies: Provide a broader understanding of global security issues, international law, and diplomatic strategies to combat transnational organized crime.
Risk Management and Compliance Certification: Focuses on identifying and mitigating risks associated with financial crimes, arms trafficking, and compliance with relevant regulations.

Occupations

Law Enforcement Officers: Police officers, detectives, and special agents focuses on organized crime investigations.
Criminal Intelligence Analysts: Analyzing data and intelligence to identify patterns and trends related to organized crime activities.
Financial Investigators: Trace and analyze financial transactions to uncover money laundering and illicit financial flows.
Legal Advisors and Prosecutors: Providing legal guidance, preparing cases, and prosecuting individuals involved in organized crime.
Cybercrime Analysts: Investigate digital aspects of organized crime, including hacking, online fraud, and cyber attacks.
Forensic Accountants: Examine financial records to detect irregularities, fraud, and illicit financial activities.
Security Specialists: Develop and implement security measures to prevent arms trafficking and other criminal activities.
Intelligence Officers: Gather, analyze, and disseminate intelligence related to organized crime networks.
Policy Analysts: Develop and evaluate policies to address organized crime, arms trafficking, and illicit financial activities.
Community Outreach Coordinators: Build community partnerships, engaging with stakeholders, and implementing prevention programs.

Back to Goal 16 Targets

Reduce illicit financial and arms flows, improve recovery and return of stolen assets, and combat all forms of organized crime.

Could this be your career mission? Below are employers you could work for, occupations they employ, and education and training programs to prepare you to achieve this target.

Employers

Could this be your career mission?

Below are employers you could work for, occupations they employ, and education and training programs to prepare you to achieve this target.