Project

Arms Trade Treaty

Supporting effective implementation of the Arms Trade Treaty

About the Project

The Arms Trade Treaty project helps States identify the requirements necessary to effectively implement the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) – the first global, legally binding treaty to regulate international arms transfers. The project aims to assist States in understanding their ATT obligations, promote effective treaty implementation, and ensure comprehensive and robust ATT reporting with toolkits and analytical resources. Stimson has developed a ratification checklist, the ATT-BAP Baseline Assessment Survey, the ATT-BAP online portal and country profiles on treaty implementation, guidance and trainings for completing the initial and annual reports a dataset on States’ national transfer controls, and a significant body of analytical research.

Project Team

Amy Nelson Amy Nelson Former Nonresident Fellow David Kim David Kim Former Research Analyst Elias Yousif Elias Yousif Fellow and Acting Director Mallory Stewart Mallory Stewart Nonresident Fellow Michael Krepon Michael Krepon Co-Founder Natalie Bramlett Natalie Bramlett Research Assistant Nickolas Roth Nickolas Roth Former Senior Fellow and Director Paul Holtom Paul Holtom Former Nonresident Fellow Rachel Stohl Rachel Stohl Acting President & CEO

Natalie Bramlett

Research Assistant

Rachel Stohl

Acting President & CEO

Elias Yousif

Fellow and Acting Director

Research & Writing

Sub-Projects

ATT at 10
The Role of Industry in Responsible International Transfers of Conventional Arms
Strengthening Shared Understanding on the Impact of the Arms Trade Treaty in Addressing Risks of Diversion in Arms Transfers
Taking Stock of the Arms Trade Treaty