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Arms control

The Mission works closely with security sector institutions to decrease the risk of accidental explosion, theft and onward proliferation of weapons and ammunition stockpiles in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Overview

In line with its mandate and relevant OSCE commitments, the Mission works closely with institutional partners in developing a better-governed security and defence sector capable of more effectively responding to contemporary and emerging threats and challenges to national and human security. Mission support includes assistance in decreasing the risk of accidental explosion, theft and proliferation of weapons, ammunition and explosives in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It also includes support to ensuring the country’s compliance with and timely reporting on OSCE arms control commitments.

Manuals and guides

Practice-oriented manuals, guides, handbooks and recommendations for policymakers and practitioners working in this field.

Report

Monitoring and Evaluation Framework Guidelines for Enhancement of Inter-institutional Communication and Outreach on SALW

A poll implemented by the Consultant of the OSCE Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina on internal and external communication practices among the institutions represented in the Co-ordination Board for the Control of Small Arms and Light Weapons in BiH (hereinafter SALW Control Coordination Board) in April/May 2022 pointed to the lack of common monitoring and evaluation practices in place in regard to communication and outreach activities on this topic. Individual institutions represented in this body apply different methods and tools for the monitoring and evaluation of topics of their interest, whereas the most used ones are media analysis/press clipping and post-event evaluation surveys.
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