Evaluating the Impact of the Arms Trade Treaty

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Done
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Control Arms, Geneva Academy and Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES)
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Expertise France
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Illegal maritime transfers of military and dual- use items to Israel: A review of latest developments and the case for stronger enforcement
Palestinian BDS National Committee
Done
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Asociación para Políticas Públicas (APP), Instituto Sou da Paz, Ministry of Defense of Brazil & ATT Monitor
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Launch of the ATT Monitor 2026 Annual Report
ATT Monitor
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The Role of the Arms Trade Treaty in Curbing Gender-Based Violence in Conflict Zones across Arab States
Maat for Peace, Development and Human Rights
Done
From National Capacity to International Cooperation: Practical Tools to Prevent Diversion and Strengthen ATT Implementation
OAS, GICHD and EU
Done
Youth and the Arms Trade Treaty: Advancing Meaningful Participation in Implementation and Universalization
International Humanitarian Law & Youth Initiative (IHLYI)
Done

Side Event

Location: Room E - 3rd Floor - 8/27/26, 1:15 PM - 8/27/26, 2:30 PM (Europe/Zurich) (1 hour 15 minutes)

ATT Research Consortium

paula.domit@un.org ; mae.ballena@un.org

ATT Research Consortium

paula.domit@un.org ; mae.ballena@un.org

The Arms Trade Treaty Research Consortium (UNIDIR, Conflict Armament Research, and the Stimson Center), with the generous support of the United Kingdom, will be beginning an initiative titled “Evaluating the Impact of the Arms Trade Treaty”. This side event will launch the initiative with an interactive discussion on key elements for the first comprehensive review of the ATT's influence on national control transfer systems, processes for countering diversion, and international cooperation and assistance for peace, security, and reducing human suffering.