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MAY - JUNE 2017
I SSUE NO . 1 3
eLearningNewsletter
NEWS ON THE UNODC GLOBAL
E L EARN ING PROGRAMME
UNODC Global eLearning Programme in numbers
May - June 2017Registered Users
Courses Available
Languages Available
Training Modules
Hours of eLearning Training Delivered
Countries Connected to the Programme
Mobile Training Units
eLearning Centres
Social Media Communications
(Twitter/Facebook)
30,988
30
17
350
284,990
197
14
8
450
GLOBAL ELEARNING PROGRAMME JOINS CCPCJ
IN THIS ISSUE
PAKISTAN ENHANCES LAW ENFORCEMENT CAPACITY THROUGH ELEARNING
F O L L O W U S O N T W I T T E R
@ U N O D C _ E L E A R N I N G
F O L L O W U S O N F A C E B O O K
/ U N O D C . G L O B A L E L E A R N I N G
CAMBODIA HOSTS ELEARNING TRAINING
VIENNA - The UNODC's Global Programme
Against Money Laundering, Global Programme
against Cybercrime, Global eLearning Programme
and CRIMJUST were brought together to share
their expertise and knowledge on
cryptocurrencies during the 26th Commission on
Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice.
The joint concern of the rising risk of and the
threat posed by the use of technology by
organized criminal networks, and, more
specifically, the use of cryptocurrencies, brought
together over 100 participants that joined the
side-event titled “Investigation of Money-
Laundering and Terrorist Financing with
Cryptocurrencies- Can we track criminal
cryptocurrencies? Yes, we can!’’.
In collaboration with the Global Programme
Against Money Laundering, the Global eLearning
Programme presented the courses on Anti-Money
Laundering. During this side-event, Mr. Nicolas
Caruso, the Production Associate of the Global
eLearning team, also spoke about the
collaboration between the Global eLearning
Programme and Member States and gave a talk
on the sustainable development of the
Programme.
“The course on Anti-Money Laundering is a good
basis for further study on the subject. Qualified
anti-money laundering professionals are in
demand as organisations increase their focus on
risk prevention,” he said.
The side-event led to a useful exchange of ideas,
information about programmes and evaluation of
successful strategies, leading to a better
coordination between programmes in order to
ensure a holistic approach to combat the threats
posed by cryptocurrencies.
What do you do for the
Global eLearning
Programme?
I am responsible for the
localization of modules.
Q&A with Christian
Koenig, Global
eLearning expert
What is one of the most common challenges that
you have encountered in eLearning?
One challenge is that the areas where we want to
reach do not have internet access. For that reason
we offer MTUs.
What is an MTU?
It is known as the Mobile Training Unit. It consists
of 1 WiFi router, 1 server, 10 to 25 laptops (with
built-in eLearning content), which are designed to
withstand rough environmental conditions. We
deliver these MTUs in offline and online mode.
Here, we adapt our eLearning content to suit the
local conditions, like the language, of our
audience.
Global eLearning team presents the Programme during CCPCJ 2017
From left to right, Mr. Marco TEIXERIA, Mr. Oleksiy FESHCHENKO,
Mr. John BRANDOLINO, Mr. Neil WALSH, Mr. Nicolas CARUSO
May 25, 2017
EXPERT'S CORNER
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CAMBODIA IMPROVES BORDER SECURITY THROUGH ELEARNING TRAINING FOR CUSTOMS OFFICERS
Pakistan enhances law enforcement capacity through eLearning
PHNOM PENH - To strengthen Cambodia's
capacity to counter transnational trafficking, on
15th of June a training course on Container
Inspection at Seaports was conducted by UNODC
for 20 Customs officers in Phnom Penh City.
MULTAN - United Nations Office on Drugs and
Crime (UNODC) Country Office in Pakistan has
introduced an eLearning programme to
strengthen law enforcement agencies for the
elimination of crimes in Pakistan. UNODC
Representative Cesar Guedes visited the newly
established eLearning centre at Police Lines in
Multan.
“UNODC is currently transforming the training
platform from computer-based to full-scale
eLearning so it could be made available in online
format with additional features and benefits,”
Guedes emphasised.
The UNODC representative maintained, “Within
the framework of UNODC Pakistan Programme,
eLearning has been identified as a priority
assistance towards building the law enforcement
capacity so it can meet security challenges, as well
as community expectations.”
This training helped the participants understand
the basic and modern techniques used in the
preliminary assessment of cargo in order to
identify shipments of cargo that may be carrying
illegal drugs. The Global eLearning Programme
received positive and valuable feedback.
With over 500 million sea containers transported
across the globe every year, law enforcement
officers must be always watchful to detect, check,
prevent and combat the illicit trafficking of
weapons, drugs, precursor chemicals, wildlife and
other items that could either be utilised for
terrorist activity or benefit transnational organised
criminal groups.
Cambodia is a country of import, export and
transit of various illicit trade items and a country
at risk from transnational organised threats such
as heroin, opium, synthetic drugs, precursors,
illegal wildlife and timber, weapons, counterfeit
goods and falsified medicines.
The modules, provided by the Global eLearning
Programme, show the concepts and techniques of
how to thoroughly search a container. They cover
the different areas of a container and where
spaces are or can be created and how to search
these areas in a systematic way.
June 15, 2017
May 10, 2017
Global eLearning training in Phnom Penh
Police officials during training session at eLearning Centre
established by UNODC at Police Line
2
New introductory module about the GlobaleLearning Programme will be available soon
VIENNA - By the end of August, the
Global eLearning Programme is
planning to deliver an Introductory
module about the Programme itself,
that will introduce you to the
following topics:
- The main reasons for developing
eLearning;
- Introduction to the Global
eLearning Platform;
- The basic types of eLearning
courses and their components;
- Examples of eLearning courses
developed by UNODC Global
eLearning Programme.
We welcome Ms. Sarah Donnelly as the new Global
eLearning Programme Coordinator, who started on July 10th.
Before arriving to the UNODC in Vienna, Sarah was the
Programme Coordinator and Forensic Expert in the
Programme Office in the State of Palestine.
Ms. Donnelly will be responsible for the coordination of
technical elements of the Global eLearning Programme
portfolio, as well as fundraising and advising relevant
stakeholders, other UNODC Field Representatives and
eLearning Focal Points on strategic and operational direction
and development with regard to eLearning.
We welcome our new Global eLearning Programme
Coordinator!
June 30, 2017 It will be publicly available in English and will consist of
interactive tests including images, animations and
interactions. This will help our users to better understand
the benefits of elearning and easily navigate through the
eLearning Platform. You will also find the answers to
frequently asked questions in a form of interactive module.
25 courses, provided by the Global eLearning Programme,
cover security and human threats such as transnational
organized crime, illicit drugs, trafficking in persons and
smuggling of migrants, and issues relating to border control,
forensics and laboratories, controlled deliveries, security and
travel documents, intelligence, HIV and AIDS and human
rights.
ORGANIZATIONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
3
Statistics
0
7,750
15,500
23,250
31,000
Augus
t 201
6
Octob
er 2
016
Novem
ber 2
016
Decem
ber 2
016
April 2
017
May
201
7
June
201
7
0
71,250
142,500
213,750
285,000
Decem
ber 2
015
Febru
ary 20
16
April 2
016
Augus
t 201
6
Octob
er 2
016
Decem
ber 2
016
April 2
017
June
201
7
Total number of users
Total number of training hours
delivered
Top 10 countries by registered
users
Month/Year
Month/Year
Global eLearning Newsletter Archive
Num
ber of users
Num
ber of hours
0
1,675
3,350
5,025
6,700
Sri La
nka
Indo
nesia
Libe
ria
Unite
d Sta
tes
Kenya
Mya
nmar
India
Thaila
nd
Niger
ia
Austri
a
Drugs 19%
Crime 29%
Anti-Corruption 2%
Justice 10%
Forensics 8%
Terrorism 10%
AML 2%
Customs related 22%
Global eLearning courses per
UNODC thematic area
4
Programme Coordinator
Sarah Donnelly
LMS & Localizations
Christian Koenig
Production & MTUs
Nicolas Caruso
Advocacy & Helpdesk
Anastasia Spegalskaya
Christine Marie Sia
Head of Global eLearning Production
Chand Kaushil
The UNODC Global eLearning Team
National Project Coordinator,
West Africa
National Project Coordinator,
Pakistan
Kamal Toure
Saad Ayub
eLearning GPML
Muguet Aminian
P.O. Box 500
1400 Vienna, Austria
(+43 1) 26060 83101
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unodc.globalelearning
www.unodc.org/elearning
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