ArmsTracker Records Cambodia Weapon Destruction

ArmsTracker is being used by the Golden West Humanitarian Foundation in its US-funded project to record the destruction of surplus weapons for the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces (RCAF). To date more than 10,000 weapons have been destroyed, with a target of 30,000. ArmsTracker is now available with all text and help tips displayed in Khmer, switchable to English, French […]
ArmsTracker Tackles Global Priority

Despite decades of lip service and inadequate solutions, the mundane chore of arms and ammunition ‘record-keeping’ has long remained a pressing need in communities most at risk of armed violence. Now a comprehensive solution, rolled out initially in the Pacific and West Africa, offers to break the logjam.
Preventing Diversion: ArmsTracker weapon and ammunition management

State agencies with the fewest resources are now offered a low-cost, or a no-cost solution to enforce national laws and to observe regional and international commitments, in their own language.
Somalia Builds a Weapon and Ammunition Management Register

As part of a national project led by Conflict Armament Research, CAVR visited Mogadishu to help install a customised version of ArmsTracker.
ArmsTracker Up and Running in Samoa

Samoa now registers all state-owned and private firearms using ArmsTracker ‘no net cost’ software designed and customised by CAVR.
Weapon and Ammunition Management for the Pacific

CAVR offers a version of its ArmsTracker national weapon and ammunition control system tailor-made to the needs of each state agency.
ECOWAS Chooses ArmsTracker for West Africa

The Centre for Armed Violence Reduction (CAVR) has begun a UN-funded partnership with ECOWAS, the Economic Community of West African States.
Guns, Pandemic, Climate Change and Hunger

Preventing armed violence in Africa and Oceania is the focus of this Centre. Our efforts to avoid more gun death and injury are now accelerated by the effects of COVID-19 in Africa, and in the Pacific.
ArmsTracker Global Messaging

ArmsTracker offers a core component of armed violence reduction to low capacity states at no net cost.