Reference no: EM133293165

1. The topic of global crime spans a large range of industries and costs billions in losses to all of these industries every year. Global crime is linked to the subject of international trade in the sense that global crime inhibits the efficiency of trade, and when money is exchanged through these illicit channels, impacts are felt industry wide, no matter the industry. Global crime can best be described as crimes that have the potential to cause harm / disruption across international borders. These crimes are typically large in scale and involve huge operations of people across the world smuggling products / people.

2. The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime's aim seems to be to promote to international stability, individual dignity, as well as progress by rendering the planet free from narcotics, criminality, injustice, but also extremism. Institutions that are harmonious, secure, as well as resourceful are vital if this ambition needs to be implemented. UNODC encourages integrity and indeed the law's primacy throughout all degrees by working for and alongside Member Nations, society organizations, universities, and many other stakeholders. The insights generated by this agency via implementation of the initiative as well as analysis techniques could contribute throughout the fast detection of emerging phenomena or vulnerabilities, along with the formulation of regulatory and organizational measures to tackle issues.