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Table 1
CICP-funded technical cooperation projects, 2001
Country or area
Project
Total budget
Global
Pre-ratification assistance to the signatories of the United
Nations Convention on Transnational Organized Crime
1 836 250
Global
Database on flows of trafficking in human beings
146 900
Brazil
Measures to combat trafficking in human beings
400 000
Colombia
Preparatory assistance: building an integrity system to
prevent corruption
Hungary
Assessment of corruption in Hungary
175 263
Lebanon
Support for the national anti-corruption strategy
305 551
Strengthening the legislative and institutional capacity for
juvenile justice
754 049
Nigeria
Strengthening judicial integrity and capacity
293 968
Philippines
Coalitions against trafficking in human beings in the
Philippines
269 312
South Africa
Mechanisms to counteract domestic violence
660 000
Measures to counteract organized crime
414 000
Donor coordination in the field of criminal justice
61 698
40 000
Support for the National Anti-Corruption Programme
359 340
The former Yugoslav
Republic of
Macedonia
Preventing and controlling economic and financial crime
330 000
West Africa: Benin,
Nigeria, Togo
Measures to combat trafficking in human beings in Benin,
Nigeria and Togo
296 399
Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana,
Nigeria and Senegal
Assessment of transnational organized crime
68 478
Central Asia
Assessment of transnational organized crime
64 636
Eastern Europe
(Czech Republic
and Poland)
Criminal justice responses to trafficking in human beings
Total
with Centre publications; (d) work on judicial
integrity, by facilitating the work of a Chief Justice
leadership group, comprised of eight Chief Justices
from common law countries in Asia and Africa. The
tools for the project are currently being pilot tested in
Nigeria, Sri Lanka and Uganda. A meeting to establish
a similar leadership group for civil law countries is also
planned,
in
partnership
with
Transparency
International.
42. The Centre held the first and second Inter-Agency
Meeting on Anti-Corruption Initiatives in Vienna on 4
and 5 February 2002, and on 1 and 2 July 2002,
519 348
5 715 567
respectively. It is hoped that this initiative will increase
coordination and collaboration among all multilateral
agencies involved in helping Member States build
integrity to fight corruption through good governance
programmes and sound public administration. In
addition to United Nations system entities, the
meetings were attended by the World Bank, the
International Monetary Fund, the European Union, the
Organisation
for
Economic
Cooperation
and
Development and the Council of Europe.
43. Projects are under way in Colombia, Hungary,
Lebanon, Nigeria and South Africa and are being
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