About IACT

Empowering Collaboration for Sustainable Development

Rationale & Mandate

The Inter-Agency Committee on Transnational Crime (IACT) serves as a coordinating body to strengthen cooperation among government agencies and partner organizations. Its mandate is to combat transnational crime through integrated strategies, policy development, and operational coordination.

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Objectives & Functions

IACT aims to enhance inter-agency collaboration to effectively prevent and respond to transnational crimes. Its functions include policy formulation, information sharing, capacity building, and monitoring the implementation of crime prevention programs.

Organizational Structure & TWG Members

The committee is composed of representatives from various government agencies and technical working groups (TWGs) specializing in crime prevention, law enforcement, and legal affairs. This structure ensures comprehensive coverage and expertise in addressing complex crime issues.

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Partner Agencies Directory

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National Police Agency National Police Agency logo
Customs and Border Protection Customs and Border Protection logo
Department of Justice Department of Justice logo
Anti-Money Laundering Council Anti-Money Laundering Council logo