Border Management and Law Enforcement Relating to Counterterrorism  

Ensuring effective border security and management is essential for preventing and countering the flow of suspected terrorists and foreign terrorist fighters across land, air, and maritime borders, as well as the cross-border movement of licit and illicit cargo, including drugs, weapons, arms, and munitions that may be used for terrorist purposes. Capacities in this area vary widely and gaps continue to exist in the collection, use and sharing of passenger data, effective control of identity papers and travel documents, border screening processes, use of technical equipment and trained border personnel, and coordinated border management.

Along with relevant GCTF resources, the partner resources highlighted here can contribute to strengthen border security, particularly in light of the evolving FTF phenomenon.
 

Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund (GCERF) ˅˄

Hedayah ˅˄

The International Institute for Justice and the Rule of Law (IIJ)˅˄

United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)˅˄