

Triangles Strategy
The Triangles Strategy is a public-private partnership model that integrates governments, international organizations, the private sector and academia to address illegal trade in Latin America and the Caribbean in a coordinated manner.
Regional structure
It is structured around three geostrategic triangles that articulate national capabilities under a common framework for regional action.


T-CENTER
T-NORTH
Belize · El Salvador · Guatemala · Honduras · Mexico
Colombia · Costa Rica · Ecuador · Panama · Peru · Dominican Republic
T-SUR
Argentina · Bolivia · Brazil · Chile · Paraguay · Uruguay
Multi-level action
Strategic, tactical and operational intervention against transnational dynamics of illegal trade.
Regional focus
Structure organized into three geostrategic chapters that respond to critical corridors and differentiated dynamics.
Intersectoral coordination
Effective coordination between the public sector, the private sector and international organizations under a single roadmap.
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