Previous Requests from Member States
Summary Requests for Assistance from Member States received before 2010
Albania |
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Algeria |
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Armenia |
Related to physical protection measures: Upgrade the physical protection of the Armenian nuclear power plant. Related to border controls:
Protection, detection and decontamination equipment |
Azerbaijan |
Technical and practical assistance as follows: Multi-purpose vehicles, special equipment for border surveillance and for communication as well as creation of coastal observation stations for border controls in the Caspian Sea and in terrain areas with complex topography; Monitoring and surveillance equipment for airplanes, helicopters, ships and boats of the State Border Service. Stationery and portable dosimeters and other related equipment for check-points of the state borders Special detection equipment for explosives and WMD-related material for the State Customs Committee of Azerbaijan
Trainings for border and customs officers to combat illegal trafficking of WMD and their components. |
Bahamas |
Technical and financial assistance in the following areas: Training of police, defence force, customs, immigration, and airport authority security officers in detecting and investigating offences related to the proliferation and trafficking of WMD. Maintain effective physical protection measures as well as measures to account for, or secure nuclear, chemical, or biological weapons, their means of delivery and related materials
Legislative drafting assistance for an effective legislative and regulatory infrastructure
to deal with the proliferation and trafficking in WMD. |
Barbados |
Assistance in the following areas: Drafting of legislation Establishment of accounting and securing measures for chemical, biological and nuclear material in use, storage and transport Physical protection measures Strengthening of border, export and import controls
CBRN
Training for security forces. |
Belarus |
Installation of
stationary radiation detection systems and chemical monitoring devices at
border points and training. |
Belize |
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Benin |
Establishment of a legal or statutory framework to combat the proliferation of WMD. Technical assistance to establish a surveillance system, including border controls. Technical assistance in the area of airport safety, as follows : Establishing standards for collection and dissemination of information and warnings about passengers. Establishing minimum standards concerning the issuance of identification and travel documents; setting minimum standards and recommendations concerning the use of biometry in this procedure.
Equipment
to verify the authenticity of documents at entry and exit points. |
Bolivia
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Legislative assistance Training for staff of the armed forces, National Police, National Customs Office and domestic industry Equipment to monitor and detect WMD Establishment of laboratories to monitor environmental contamination and toxic waste
Offices
and vehicles to monitor and detect WMD |
Brunei Darussalam |
Setting up of radiological monitoring stations; Setting up of radiological emergency response (technical support required); Setting up of secondary standard dosimetry system; Work attachment programs at radiation regulatory bodies;
Work
attachment programs at radioanalytical labs to develop testing and detection
capabilities. |
Burundi |
Technical assistance
in particular in the area of export controls. |
Cambodia |
Assistance requested in the chemical weapons related area from the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW): Legislative assistance and assistance in setting up a national authority, Training of Cambodian officials (incl. analyses and verification of chemicals),
Equipment
for inspection stations. |
Colombia |
(Date of Request: 10 February 2005) Assistance in: Improving skills transfer and training, Equipment enabling to detect, monitor and prosecute non-State actors who possess radioactive materials or WMD. Equipment for inspection stations. |
Côte D’Ivoire |
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Democratic Republic of the Congo |
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Ecuador |
Regarding domestic controls: Support needed in the form of resources, equipment and staff training for the prevention and control of WMD and their means of delivery
Advice
with a view to amending regulations for the existing Act on the Manufacture,
Import, Export, Sale and Possession of Weapons, Ammunition, Explosives and
Related Materials with regard to the management of WMD |
Fiji |
Development of the national controlled goods regime; Capacity-building including training for border security and related agencies; Strengthening of institutions; Assessment / diagnostic mission of the World Customs Organization (WCO) to identify possible future assistance needs in the area of border security.
Provision
of any other appropriate resources (financial, technical or otherwise) deemed
necessary for fulfilling resolution 1540 (2004) related obligations. |
Grenada |
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Guatemala |
Training to detect WMD material, Equipment and technology to implement controls / improvement of detection systems. (Date of Request: 7 May 2008) Assistance to enhance the capacity for immediate response to incidents, accidents and malicious acts that might threaten national security (physical security of radioactive sources).
Assistance to ensure the electronic transmission of information among the entities involved in authorizing the import and export of chemical, biological and nuclear substances for peaceful purposes. |
Iraq |
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Jordan |
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Kenya |
Training for police and customs officers in the area of WMD, incl. identification of WMD related material
Detection
equipment for police and customs officials |
Kiribati |
Any assistance to help
with implementation of resolution 1540 (2004), in particular in the areas of
legislative drafting and border security |
Lebanon |
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Madagascar |
Assistance on all aspects of implementation, notably: drafting of legislation/reports/control list (in particular with regard to biological and nuclear material) Identification of priorities and development of implementation structures Training / capacity building incl. with regard to border controls, investigation, enforcement, accounting, protection and industry outreach
Equipment
(detection, surveillance, communication, databases) and in particular at points
of entry and exit as well as for coastal surveillance. |
Marshall Islands |
Assistance in completing a review of its current national legislation.
Implementation
of trans-shipment controls. |
Mexico |
Legal assistance and advisory services with regard to arms trafficking
Technical
assistance in the area of border and export controls |
Micronesia,
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Training and financial
aid, in particular in export and trans-shipment controls. |
Mongolia |
Establishment of effective export and import controls over nuclear and radioactive materials by enhancing the technical capacity of border control agencies through provision of training and equipment. (Submission of a project proposal on “Strengthening the Technical Capabilities of Export and Import Controls over Nuclear and Other Radioactive Materials”) |
Montenegro |
Expert and technical assistance, as well as exchange of legislative, legal and administrative experience in the field of non-proliferation |
Nauru |
Border control capacity building
Developing
national control list |
Palau |
1. Border control: financial support to deploy unmanned aerial surveillance craft 2. Regulation
Combating
money laundering: technical assistance to make the Financial Intelligence Unit
(FIU) operational and effective |
Philippines |
National protection training course Chief Instructor Training programme (CITPRO) Live agent training Medical Defense against Chemical Weapons “SEF-TRAD” international course Civil Protection course International protection course Border and Export control: Training and appropriate detection equipment for RN materials Enhancement and upgrade of container and cargo security in several seaports. Drafting of appropriate laws governing border monitoring. Physical protection of the Research Reactor (“PRR-1”) |
Qatar |
Training for regulatory and enforcement officials on the use of equipment and commodity identification
Licensing
software |
Samoa |
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Serbia |
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Suriname |
Any kind of technical
assistance |
Syrian Arab Republic |
The competent
authorities are considering the possibility of requesting assistance in line
with OP 7 (not further specified in the three follow-up reports) |
Thailand |
Advice on identification of WMD-related materials and dual use items.
Training
courses / workshops on how to effectively detect, deter, prevent and combat the
transport of illicit WMD and related materials as well as trafficking and
brokering. |
Tuvalu |
Any kind of technical assistance |
Uganda |
Technical and other
assistance is required to carry out almost all aspects of resolution 1540
(2004) and in particular the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC). |
Uzbekistan |
Training for customs agencies, border troops, national guards, and monitoring and control bodies officials. |
Vanuatu |
Any kind of technical assistance, in particular: Border control capacity building
Developing national control list |
Vietnam |
Database system / information technology system for compliance management, risk management and exchange of electronic data as well as to track transactions and persons Information exchange on non-proliferation and terrorism prevention in general, and on illicit trafficking of goods in particular; Participation in international conferences to allow the exchange of experiences with international counterparts on non-proliferation; Detection and monitoring equipment
Training
to detect, identify and control WMD and their related materials. |