Enhancing cross-sector collaboration against maritime crime.
Working in partnership
Due to the extent and nature of maritime-related crime, international and cross-sector partnerships are vital in order to prevent, investigate and prosecute these crimes.
We work with the following international organizations.
- African Union;
- Baltic and International Maritime Council;
- Eurojust;
- European Union;
- Europol;
- International Maritime Organization;
- United Nations.
In addition, we work closely with various military organizations and companies in the private sector.
Acknowledgments
INTERPOL receives financial and operational support from a diverse range of sources for its Maritime Security Programme. Governments, international organizations and private industry partners all contribute to the fight against maritime piracy, and we would like to acknowledge their invaluable assistance.
Donors:
Governmental partners:
- Germany
- Greece (Piraeus Prosecution Service, Hellenic Coast Guard, Hellenic Ship-owners Association)
- Kenya
- Seychelles
- Somalia
- Somalia Anti-Maritime Piracy Task Force
- South Africa
- United States
Inter-governmental organization partners:
- Commonwealth Secretariat
- Eurojust
- European Union Naval Force (EU NAVFOR) Somalia – Operation ATALANTA
- Europol
- Inter-regional Coordination Center for the Implementation of the Regional Strategy for Maritime Safety and Security in Central and West Africa (ICC)
- International Maritime Bureau (IMB)
- International Maritime Organization (IMO)
- International Transport Workers’ Federation
- North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
Private industry partners: