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Developing Strategies and National Action Plans on Small Arms Control

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By Kheira Djouhri, Julien Joly
| Small Arms Survey Verified
Publications Handbook/Guide Guidance provided at the Fourth Review Conference of the UN Programme of Action on Small Arms and Light Weapons in June 2024 underscored the importance of aligning national action plans (NAPs) with sustainable development, security, and gender-responsive policies, in addition to the need for inter-agency collaboration and the inclusion of non-governmental stakeholders in small arms control efforts.
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Assessing Gender Responsiveness in the Implementation of Small Arms Control Action Plans

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By Kheira Djouhri, Callum Watson
| Small Arms Survey Verified
At the Fourth Review Conference of the UN Programme of Action on Small Arms and Light Weapons in 2024, member states expressed concern that the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons impedes the achievement of gender equality. This has long been understood by women’s civil society organizations, as well as several states that have both experienced and documented the gender-differentiated impacts of small arms and light weapons and their broader impacts on human rights.
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Developing Gender-responsive National Action Plans on Small Arms

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By Kheira Djouhri, Callum Watson
| Small Arms Survey Verified
At the Fourth Review Conference of the UN Programme of Action on Small Arms and Light Weapons in 2024, member states expressed concern that the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons impedes the achievement of gender equality. This has long been understood by women’s civil society organizations, as well as several states that have both experienced and documented the gender-differentiated impacts of small arms and light weapons and their broader impacts on human rights.
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