The Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime is pleased to announce the Women’s Fellowship for Strengthening Women’s Resilience to Organized Environmental Crime. This fellowship aims to empower women leaders working on projects addressing the gendered impacts of environmental crime.
The Women’s Fellowship aims to support five women leaders working locally to protect the environment and address community needs arising from illicit natural resource economies, particularly by developing women’s resilience. Each Fellow will be awarded a total of £12 000, payable in three instalments of £4 000 each.The Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime is an international organization dedicated to combating the impacts of criminal governance and violence worldwide. It provides support to civil society individuals and organizations through grants, research, and capacity-building initiatives. The Initiative fosters collaboration and knowledge-sharing among stakeholders to develop effective strategies against organized crime.