Programme 1: Effectiveness of SALW Border Control Regimes Increased
Outcome: National Commissions, Civil Societies and Small Arms Unit are effectively performing Tasks associated with ensuring peace and security in member states
Activity:
Acquire Quality Equipment for Border Surveillance
Capacity building training for border security operatives on Modern Methods of Arms Control
Produce and Disseminate Visitor’s Certificates to be used by border control services
Support joint border control and exchange of information/intelligence
Public Awareness Raising Activities to promote culture of peace
Mainstreaming Peace Education in Schools Curriculums at Secondary and Tertiary levels
Programme 2: National Stockpile Management Systems enhanced.
Outcome:
Exemption Procedures Effectively managed and monitored
Activity:
Conduct Inventory of the status of the sites
Identify and secure appropriate sites
Acquire Arms Marking equipment to mark weapons in the armed and security services
Proceed with regular destruction of excess and/or obsolete arms and ammunition
Increase the technical knowledge of the relevant personnel through a three level
Provide adequate equipment for the stocking and management of arms
Ensure coordination of stockpile management activities
Establish a functional regional network of experts
Establish and implement norms and standards in stockpile management
Programme 3: Transparency in Arms Management and Administration
Outcome:
Sub regional register of SALW created and effectively managed
Activity:
Develop and manage a regional Register and Database on SALW
Develop and manage an Arms Register for Peace Support Operations
Establish (or review) a National SALW Register in the 15 Member States
Democracy and Political Governance Total Cost: $3,345,000
