Trafficking in Persons Strengthen the response to and the prevention of trafficking in persons, as well as the protection and assistance to victims.
Anti-Money LaunderingIncrease the capacity of authorities to detect, investigate, prosecute and disrupt illicit financial flows.
CybercrimeEnhance interagency coordination and data sharing to disrupt cross-border trafficking and criminal networks.
Misuse of firearms and reduction of illicit firearmsReduce of illicit firearms and firearms misuse, prevent their access.
In 2023, a consortium of UN agencies, UNFPA, UN Women, UNODC, WHO, UNDP, and IOM launched the first-ever inter-agency initiative in Ukraine to respond to conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) as part of the UN Action against Sexual Violence in Conflict.
The project 'UNited Action to Empower Survivors of CRSV' aims to strengthen national and community mechanisms for preventing and responding to conflict-related sexual violence in Ukraine through a survivor-focused and multi-sectoral approach.
UNODC in Ukraine is the lead agency to support the implementation of effective rights-based investigation and prosecution of trafficking in persons (TIP) for sexual exploitation by criminal justice practitioners, and to ensure the quality of legal and health services available to victims of human trafficking for sexual exploitation.
More information on https://ukraine.unfpa.org/en/StopRapeNow
