Advancing Public-Private Partnerships: Countering Illicit Economies and Crime Convergence – Spotlighting the Victims of Illicit Trade
In the coming months through numerous initiatives, projects, conferences, media interviews, and strategic communications, ICAIE, RADOC, and Shadowverse Media will be advancing public-private partnerships to counter illicit economies and crime convergence, and bringing greater attention to the victims of illicit trade and related harms during our digital market-intelligence programming and public awareness campaigns.
The Illicit Economies of the Shadowverse
Join ICAIE, RADOC – RAD Original Creations and Shadowverse Media on our new programming in the coming months through numerous initiatives, projects, and strategic communications and investigative storytelling docuseries on the harms and impacts of illicit economies and crime convergence across borders and communities, and to the victims of illicit trafficking, organized crime, and related security vectors.
Illicit economies are not harmless and can have tremendous human, economic, societal and security costs and consequences.
Illicit economies come with vulnerabilities to peace and security — including corruption, violence, chaos, organized crime, terrorist financing and instability.
Illicit economies also finance greater criminality in which bad actors profit from global insecurity, humanitarian crises, and conflict.
Illicit economies are the lifeblood of today’s bad actors, enabling kleptocrats to loot their countries, criminal organizations to co-opt states and export violence and terrorist groups to finance their attacks against our societies.
Illicit economies are pervasive threats that undermine democracy, corrode the rule of law, fuel impunity, imperil effective implementation of national sustainability and economic development strategies, contribute to human rights abuses and enflame violent conflicts.
Across today’s global threat environment, criminals and bad actors exploit natural disasters, human misery and market shocks for illicit enrichment.
The lucrative criminal activities enabling and fueling the multi trillion-dollar illicit economies include the smuggling and trafficking of narcotics, opioids, weapons, humans, counterfeit and pirated goods; illegal tobacco and alcohol products; illegally harvested timber, wildlife and fish; pillaged oil, diamonds, gold, natural resources and precious minerals; and other contraband commodities.
Such contraband and illicit goods are sold on our main streets, on social media, in online marketplaces and on the dark web every minute of every day.
Eveything is connected.
Join us to support transformative impact projects that can make a difference around the globe by helping to fund the Illicit Economies of The Shadowverse at: https://lnkd.in/dhrcnUBG.
Your benevolence, generosity, and charitale funds can help bring light to the illicit shadows harming today’s communities.
Together, we can create a brighter future for societies and a more secure world.
Also learn more about ICAIE: Join the Fight and Be a Part of Our Coalition and Global Community:
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The International Coalition Against Illicit Economies (ICAIE) recognizes that illicit economies and crime convergence are threat multipliers that ripple across borders and imperil supply chain security, market integrity, democratic freedoms and institutions and systems of open, free and just societies.
