WE TRACK WEAPONS
Weapons documented at the point of use,
tracked through the chains of supply
BOOTS ON THE GROUND
Working in active armed conflicts to track the sources of arms and ammunition
UP CLOSE & PERSONAL
In-depth weapon analysis: from small arms to major conventional systems
JOINING THE DOTS
Mapping weapon flows on CAR’s iTrace
Global Weapon Reporting System
iTrace® is made possible through the generous support of the European Union and is overseen by the EU External Action Service. iTrace® is made possible through the generous support of the European Union and is overseen by the EU External Action Service. On 25 November 2013, by its Decision 2013/698/CFSP, the Council of the European Union designated CAR as technical implementing partner of the iTrace® Global Weapons Reporting System.
Council Decisions 2015/1908/CFSP of 22 October 2015, 2017/2283/CFSP of 11 December 2017, 2019/2191/CFSP of 19 December 2019, and 2023/387/CFSP of 20 February 2023 renewed the European Union’s commitment to iTrace®. The 2023 decision secured an additional 36 months’ worth of EU funding for the project with co-financing provided by the German Federal Foreign Office and CAR.
