First 2021 Ambassadorial-Level Quarterly Briefing to Member

States

Presentation byMuhammad Rafiuddin Shah, UNOCT

28 January 2021

Counter-Terrorism Compact & Coordination Platform

Impact on the Ground

Common Action

Coordination and

Coherence

Global Counter-Terrorism Coordination Platform

Over 56,000 visits

COORDINATION PLATFORM - KEY FIGURES

26

3919

15

27

126 Member States so far

African Group Asia-Pacific GroupEastern European Group GRULACWEOG

Over 1,000 documents

Over 800 focal

points

How Member States could Benefits from the Compact Coordination Platform?

Multi-stakeholder collaboration

Increased visibility for Member States & partners

Joint Planning and Prioritization

• Business continuity• Dedicated Working Group pages• Activity trackers

• Resources and Reference Library• Newsletter and news posts• Searchable Contact Directory• Joint Events Calendar

• CTED recommendations and reports in line with resolution 2395 (2017)

• Matrix of UN CT/PCVE projects

Additional Focal Points

Dedicated Space for Member

States

Analytical Dashboards

Chat and Discussion

Forums

Future of the Platform: Supporting Member States

ü Digital gateway to the counter-terrorism work of the United Nationsü Access to centralized and interactive resourcesü Coherent and coordinated support to Member States