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External sources (not reviewed)

to assist national authorities in countries emerging from conflict in their rule of law reforms, in particular to measure changes in the integrity, capacity and outcomes of criminal justice institutions over time.

its continued discussion of that topic would benefit from more written contributions from member States and from international intergovernmental organizations and non-governmental organizations with permanent observer status with the Committee, in order for the Working Group to develop a collection of views for future consideration.

of printed materials to ensure regular communication.

that meets your specific needs.

from other UNODC data-collection mechanisms, including in terms of the use of modern technologies, where feasible.

that is essentially bilateral in nature, highly technical, politically sensitive, encompasses diverse regional situations and requires a case-by-case solution.

and during regional and subregional meetings in which illicit trafficking and return and restitution are discussed.

of demand reduction measures with a view to developing, adapting and validating simple, standardized United Nations data-collection and evaluation methods, concepts and tools