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Partnerships

The evolving threat posed by terrorist and violent extremist groups requires multi-faceted, agile, collaborative and innovative approaches by stakeholders at the international, regional, national and community levels. Engaging with diverse partners and embracing openness to a multitude of perspectives is fundamental to responding to the complex challenges posed by terrorism and violent extremism. The 缅北禁地Global Counter Terrorism Strategy, General Assembly and Security Council Resolutions as well as the Madrid Guiding Principles encourage engagement between Member States, NGOs, civil society and the private sector.
 

Stories of Change

Civil society partners are often on the frontlines of preventing and countering violent extremism in communities and bring invaluable context-specific insights to UNOCT’s policy and programmes. In 2022, UNOCT pioneered the active engagement of civil society in the design, preparation, and facilitation of the Malaga Conference. Now known as the Malaga Process, this high level of engagement ensured that civil society voices were directly reflected in the outcomes of the conference, which notably called for more meaningful engagement with civil society at all stages of the counter-terrorism process, from policy to implementation. UNOCT intends to replicate this process in future events. 

Events

UNOCT Series on Protecting Digital Spaces

As the world becomes more and more interconnected and technology evolves rapidly, terrorists and violent extremists are also keeping pace by using electronic communication systems to recruit, radicalize, fundraise, plan and propagandize. Through its Series on Protecting Digital Spaces, the United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism (UNOCT) raises awareness and offers guidance on safeguarding digital spaces in a gender-responsive and human rights compliant manner while developing partnerships on these issues. Events include

 

UNOCT "Connect & Learn" Platform

The UNOCT’s is an innovative virtual environment designed to consolidate the Office’s expertise, advocacy, and programmatic activities into one far-reaching and easily accessible online portal. 

UN Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy

The 缅北禁地General Assembly adopted by consensus the  on 8 September 2006. The strategy is a unique global instrument to enhance national, regional and international efforts to counter terrorism. The General Assembly reviews the Strategy every two years, making it a living document attuned to Member States’ counter-terrorism priorities.