Division 4.2.3 Project results

The project will:

1. (a)

   document, in situ, the physical evidence of diverted or trafficked conventional weapons and ammunition in conflict-affected regions;

2. (b)

   verify and develop illicit trafficking cases from evidence gathered by CAR, by organisations with standing information-sharing agreements with CAR, and, as appropriate, other organisations, on diverted or trafficked conventional weapons and ammunition across all regions;

3. (c)

   provide concrete visual evidence of diverted or trafficked conventional weapons and ammunition, including photographs of items, serial numbers, factory marks, boxes, packing lists, shipping documents, and end-user certification;

4. (d)

   generate textual accounts of illicit activity, including trafficking routes, actors involved in diversion or illicit transfer and assessments of contributing factors (including ineffective stockpile management and security and deliberate, state-orchestrated illicit supply networks);

5. (e)

   upload the aforementioned evidence onto the iTrace information-management system and online mapping portal for full public dissemination.