OSES
Office of the Special Envoy for the Sahel

Closure of OSES

The Office of the Special Envoy of the Secretary-General for the Sahel (OSES) was established in December 2012 to lead and coordinate UN political efforts in advancing peace and development in the region. Its responsibilities were transferred to the UN Office for West Africa and the Sahel.

Priorities

GOVERNANCE

 

SECURITY

  • Breaking the Corruption Chain: Students, Civil Society and Government together for 9 December
  • Launch of the Asset Recovery Inter-Agency Network for West Africa "ARIN-WA"
  • Investigative Journalism in the Sahel: a critical role in tackling corruption and organized crime
  • UNODC and its partners facilitate the process of marking and registration of small arms and light weapons in Niger
  • Legal aid key in strengthening rule of law in the Sahel region
  • Action against drugs and crime supports Mali's peace and development efforts: UNODC Chief Yury Fedotov
  • Drugs and crime threat mobilizes international support for West Africa Coast Initiative
  • UNODC chief briefs Security Council on drug and crime vulnerability in West Africa, Sahel
  • Sahel region countries agree to cooperate in response to illicit trafficking, organized crime and terrorism
  • Transnational Organized Crime in West Africa: A Threat Assessment
  • UNODC continues to support Mali anti-trafficking efforts by launching a Joint Airport Interdiction Task Force
  • Enhancing trans-border cooperation to tackle illicit trafficking

Sahel Programme Report October 2014

 

RESILIENCE

 

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