Small Arms Survey Cumulative Index 2001-2010

civil society experts 2009 140
facilitators 2009 137
implementation agenda 2009 142–3
outcome 2009 140–2
preparations for 2009 137–9
Bosnia 2005 234
Brahimi Report 2005 285, 2005 287
brokering 2004 148
definition 2002 253
illicit 2001 95
international control of 2001 127, 2001 128
Small Arms Conference 2001 128, 2002 57–8, 2004 141, 2004 147
Burundi 2007 199, 2007 204, 2007 210–11
Code of Conduct for Law Enforcement Officials (1979) 2003 223, 2004 214, 2004 215, 2004
216–17, 2004 227, 2004 232, 2004 233, 2004 236, 2006 131
Commodity Trade Statistics Database (Comtrade) 2001 144–7, 2001 156, 2002 113–15, 2003
98–120, 2004 109–14, 2005 98–109, 2006 66–73, 2009 10–25
ammunition, transfers 2006 67, 2010 10, 2010 22–7, 2010 34–5
comparison with other data sources 2009 28–30, 2009 52
customs codes 2009 10, 2009 26, 2009 30
discrepancies with government data 2001 150–1, 2001 156
ECOWAS moratorium 2004 113–14
global trends 2000–2006 2009 7, 2009 11–25, 2009 52
human error 2006 66
international trends 2003 98–104
irresponsible transfers 2007 76
methodology for estimating transfers 2001 144
Small Arms Trade Transparency Barometer 2004 117, 2005 112, 2006 80, 2007 87, 2007
94–7, 2008 114, 2008 137–42, 2009 8, 2009 47–52
transparency 2004 117
Yemen 2003 176–7
Conference on the Illicit Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons in all its Aspects (2001)
see also United Nations (UN), Biennial Meetings of States; United Nations (UN), Programme
of Action
analysis of 2002 3–5, 2002 6, 2002 203–31
armed non-state actors 2001 78
assessment 2002 229–30
brokering 2001 128, 2002 57–8, 2004 141, 2004 147
chronology of events 2002 204
conference itself 2002 218–20
definitions 2002 64
follow-up 2002 227–9
General Assembly resolution 2002 206–7
humanitarian impacts of small arms 2002 176
illicit trade, definition 2002 128
issues for 2001 282
monitoring of implementation 2004 250–63
NGOs 2002 217–18, 2002 242
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