Work Location
- Bogota, Colombia
- Expected duration
- 6 monthsResponsibilities:
- The internship is UNPAID and full-time in duties and responsibilities. In accordance with its mandate, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) focuses on working with States and civil society to prevent crime and related offences from posing a threat to security, peace, and development. Through the provision of technical assistance, UNODC promotes knowledge generation, fosters the adoption of best practices, provides advisory support in the design of policies and strategies across the region, and strengthens institutional capacities to address challenges related to illicit drugs, crime, and terrorism. The Organized Crime Analyst - Andean Region and Southern Cone shall report to the Head of the Organized Crime Area Organized Crime Area. Provide technical support and advisory services for the design, development, and analysis of characterizations, diagnostics, and studies related to organized crime at the local and regional levels.



Design and implement quantitative and qualitative research methodologies for the development of characterizations, diagnostics, and studies on organized crime in border areas and its impact on the region. Design and develop technical tools aimed at strengthening institutional capacities for law enforcement, as well as for the identification of typologies and regional best practices to address organized crime. Provide advisory services for the design and formulation of public policies, plans, programs, and strategies to address organized crime in border areas. Prepare technical reports on the issue of organized crime in the region, considering the influence of transnational criminal groups and the impact of the convergence of associated illicit activities. Conduct studies and analyses to identify strategic lines of action to address transnational crime in border areas.
- Qualifications/special skills
- Languages
- Fluency in spoken and written Spa

📌 Oragnized Crime Analyst (Bogotá)
🏢 United Nations
📍 Bogotá