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goAML

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) standard software system available for Financial Intelligence Units to counter Terrorist Financing and Money Laundering.

The Information Technology Service (ITS) of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) specializes in the development, deployment and support of software applications for use by Member States in a range of UNODC's focus areas.

The goAML software, as well as other products in this family, are part of UNODC's strategic response to crime, particularly serious and organized crime.

In today's global economy, terrorist financing and money-laundering have assumed heightened importance.

Money-laundering and the financing of terrorism are global problems that threaten the security and stability of financial institutions and also lead to undermining economic prosperity. A lot is being done in order to combat money laundering at the global level.

goAML is a UNODC response to combat money-laundering. It is an intelligence analysis system intended to be used by the FIU (Financial Intelligence Unit). FIUs have a big role to play as they have access to financially related information that provides a base for financial investigations. An FIU is responsible for receiving, analysing and processing reports required from financial institutions or person referred to in national anti-money-laundering legislation.


The development of goAML has been partially funded by the European Commission.




Latest News

05 May 2009
goAML successfully installed in Tanzania's FIU

24 April 2009
goAML Forum now online

16 April 2009
Issue 2/2009 of UNODC's ITS quarterly newsletter goBRIEF is now available for download

14 April 2009
UNODC's goAML System
Description & Requirements
has been updated

18 March 2009
UNODC's ITS Catalogue of Services is now available for download

27 February 2009
South Africa's FIU takes a close look at goAML

20 February 2009
The Netherlands FIU evaluates goAML

13 February 2009
Relaunch of goAML in Nigeria

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