In the final episode of the Road to Kyoto podcast series, Ian Tennant speaks to civil society participants at the 14th Crime Congress to reflect on what happened at the Congress, and what it means for the future of multistakeholder responses to transnational organized crime.Presenter: Ian Tennant, Fund Manager, Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized CrimeGuests:Siria Gastelum Felix, Resilience Director, Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized CrimeJean-Paul Laborde, Ambassador, Parliamentary Assembly of Mediterranean; Professor, French Military Academy and member of the GI Network of Experts.Gerson Nozea, Haiti Country Director, Rapha International.GI-TOC’s review of the Congress is here.The Kyoto Declaration.
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In the final episode of the Road to Kyoto podcast series, Ian Tennant speaks to civil society participants at the 14th Crime Congress to reflect on what happened at the Congress, and what it means for the future of multistakeholder responses to transnational organized crime.Presenter: Ian Tennant, Fund Manager, Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized CrimeGuests:Siria Gastelum Felix, Resilience Director, Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized CrimeJean-Paul Laborde, Ambassad...