Military spending and transparency in arms acquisitions
Reports
Title |
Document
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Country |
United Nations
standardized international report on Military Expenditures
Information presented pursuant to resolution AG/RES. 2447
(XXXIX-O/09), “Confidence- and Security- Building in the
Americas” Operative paragraph 3: United Nations Standardized
International Reporting of Military Expenditures |
CP/CSH-1329/11 |
El Salvador |
United Nations
standardized international report on Military Expenditures
Information presented pursuant to resolution AG/RES. 2447
(XXXIX-O/09), “Confidence- and Security- Building in the
Americas” Operative paragraph 3: United Nations Standardized
International Reporting of Military Expenditures |
CP/CSH-1329/11 add. 1 |
United States |
United Nations
standardized international report on Military Expenditures
Information presented pursuant to resolution AG/RES. 2447
(XXXIX-O/09), “Confidence- and Security- Building in the
Americas” Operative paragraph 3: United Nations Standardized
International Reporting of Military Expenditures |
CP/CSH-1329/11 add. 2 |
Mexico |
United Nations
standardized international report on Military Expenditures
Information presented pursuant to resolution AG/RES. 2447
(XXXIX-O/09), “Confidence- and Security- Building in the
Americas” Operative paragraph 3: United Nations Standardized
International Reporting of Military Expenditures |
CP/CSH-1329/11
add. 3 |
Peru |
United Nations
standardized international report on Military Expenditures
Information presented pursuant to resolution AG/RES. 2447
(XXXIX-O/09), “Confidence- and Security- Building in the
Americas” Operative paragraph 3: United Nations Standardized
International Reporting of Military Expenditures |
CP/CSH-1329/11
add. 4 |
Colombia |
United Nations
standardized international report on Military Expenditures
Information presented pursuant to resolution AG/RES. 2447
(XXXIX-O/09), “Confidence- and Security- Building in the
Americas” Operative paragraph 3: United Nations Standardized
International Reporting of Military Expenditures |
CP/CSH-1329/11
add. 5 |
Nicaragua 2010 |
United Nations
standardized international report on Military Expenditures
Information presented pursuant to resolution AG/RES. 2447
(XXXIX-O/09), “Confidence- and Security- Building in the
Americas” Operative paragraph 3: United Nations Standardized
International Reporting of Military Expenditures |
CP/CSH-1329/11
add. 6 |
Colombia 2011 |
United Nations
standardized international report on Military Expenditures
Information presented pursuant to resolution AG/RES. 2447
(XXXIX-O/09), “Confidence- and Security- Building in the
Americas” Operative paragraph 3: United Nations Standardized
International Reporting of Military Expenditures |
CP/CSH-1329/11
add. 7 |
El Salvador 2011 |
United Nations
standardized international report on Military Expenditures
Information presented pursuant to resolution AG/RES. 2447
(XXXIX-O/09), “Confidence- and Security- Building in the
Americas” Operative paragraph 3: United Nations Standardized
International Reporting of Military Expenditures |
CP/CSH-1329/11
add. 8 |
United States - 2011 |
United Nations
standardized international report on Military Expenditures
Information presented pursuant to resolution AG/RES. 2447
(XXXIX-O/09), “Confidence- and Security- Building in the
Americas” Operative paragraph 3: United Nations Standardized
International Reporting of Military Expenditures |
CP/CSH-1329/11
add. 9 |
Nicaragua 2011 |
United Nations
standardized international report on Military Expenditures
Information presented pursuant to resolution AG/RES. 2447
(XXXIX-O/09), “Confidence- and Security- Building in the
Americas” Operative paragraph 3: United Nations Standardized
International Reporting of Military Expenditures |
CP/CSH-1329/11
add. 10 |
Chile 2011 |
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United Nations
standardized international report on Military Expenditures
Information presented pursuant to resolution AG/RES. 2447
(XXXIX-O/09), “Confidence- and Security- Building in the
Americas” |
CP/CSH-1134/09 |
Chile |
United Nations
standardized international report on Military Expenditures
Information presented pursuant to resolution AG/RES. 2447
(XXXIX-O/09), “Confidence- and Security- Building in the
Americas” |
CP/CSH-1134/09 add. 1 |
Mexico |
United Nations
standardized international report on Military Expenditures
Information presented pursuant to resolution AG/RES. 2447
(XXXIX-O/09), “Confidence- and Security- Building in the
Americas” |
CP/CSH-1134/09 add. 2 |
Brazil |
United Nations
standardized international report on Military Expenditures
Information presented pursuant to resolution AG/RES. 2447
(XXXIX-O/09), “Confidence- and Security- Building in the
Americas” |
CP/CSH-1134/09 add. 3 |
El Salvador |
United Nations
standardized international report on Military Expenditures
Information presented pursuant to resolution AG/RES. 2447
(XXXIX-O/09), “Confidence- and Security- Building in the
Americas” |
CP/CSH-1134/09 add. 4 |
Chile |
United Nations
standardized international report on Military Expenditures
Information presented pursuant to resolution AG/RES. 2447
(XXXIX-O/09), “Confidence- and Security- Building in the
Americas” |
CP/CSH-1134/09 add. 5 |
Mexico |
United Nations
standardized international report on Military Expenditures
Information presented pursuant to resolution AG/RES. 2447
(XXXIX-O/09), “Confidence- and Security- Building in the
Americas” |
CP/CSH-1134/09 add. 6 |
Chile |
United Nations
standardized international report on Military Expenditures
Information presented pursuant to resolution AG/RES. 2447
(XXXIX-O/09), “Confidence- and Security- Building in the
Americas” |
CP/CSH-1134/09 add. 7 |
United States |
United Nations
standardized international report on Military Expenditures
Information presented pursuant to resolution AG/RES. 2447
(XXXIX-O/09), “Confidence- and Security- Building in the
Americas” |
CP/CSH-1134/09 add.
8 |
El Salvador |
United Nations
standardized international report on Military Expenditures
Information presented pursuant to resolution AG/RES. 2447
(XXXIX-O/09), “Confidence- and Security- Building in the
Americas” |
CP/CSH-1134/09 add.
9 |
United States |
United Nations
standardized international report on Military Expenditures
Information presented pursuant to resolution AG/RES. 2447
(XXXIX-O/09), “Confidence- and Security- Building in the
Americas” |
CP/CSH-1134/09 add.
10 |
Canada |
Documents
Draft resolution: Limitation of Military Spending
CP/CSH-454/02 rev.3
Limitation of Military
Spending AG/RES.
1887 (XXXII-O/02)
Limitation of military spending
CP/CSH/INF.24/03
Draft resolution: Limitation of Military
Spending
CP/CSH-578/03
rev. 1
Information presented pursuant to the General
Assembly Resolution “Transparency and Confidence- and Security-Building in
the Americas,” AG/RES. 1967 (XXXIII-O/03), Operative paragraph 9: Military
Expenditures (Mexico)
CP/CSH-602/03
Draft resolution: Limitation of Military
Spending
CP/CSH-634/04
rev. 1
Information presented under operative
paragraph 10 of general assembly resolution AG/RES. 1996 (XXXIV-O/04),
“Transparency and Confidence- and Security-Building in the Americas”
Operative paragraph 10: Military Expenditures (Venezuela)
CP/CSH-656/04
Information presented pursuant to operative
paragraph 8 of General Assembly resolution AG/RES. 2113 (XXXV-O/05)
“Transparency and Confidence- and Security-Building in the Americas”
Operative paragraph 8: Military expenditures (Argentina)
CP/CSH-740/05
Draft resolution: Convocation of the Meeting on the Limitation of
Military Spending and the Promotion of Greater Transparency in the
Acquisition of Arms
CP/CSH-752/06
rev. 4
Draft resolution: Limitation of military spending
CP/CSH-756/06
Draft resolution: Limitation of military spending and the promotion
of greater transparency in the acquisition of arms in the Americas
CP/CSH-765/06 rev.
2
Information presented pursuant to operative
paragraph 8 of General Assembly resolution AG/RES. 2113 (XXXV-O/05)
“Transparency and Confidence- and Security-Building in the Americas”
Operative paragraph 8: Military expenditures (Nicaragua)
CP/CSH-777/06
United Nations Standardized International
Reporting of Military Expenditures - United States (2005-2006)
CP/CSH-784/06
Note from the Permanent Mission of Peru
transmitting the Draft Resolution: Limitation of Military Spending and the
Promotion of Greater Transparency in the Acquistion of Arms in the
Americas(Presented by the delegation of Peru and cosponsored by the
delegation of Costa Rica)
CP/CSH-864/07
rev. 1
United Nations standardized international
reporting of military expenditures Information presented in accordance
with resolution AG/RES. 2398 (XXXVIII-O/08) -Confidence and
Security-Building in the Americas-
United Nations Standardized International
reporting of Military Expenditures Information submitted pursuant to
resolution AG/RES. 2398 (XXXVIII-O/08) “Confidence- and
Security-Building in the Americas” (Peru – 2003-2007)
CP/CSH-1111/09
United Nations standardized international
report on Military Expenditures Information presented pursuant to
resolution AG/RES. 2625 (XLI-O/11) -Confidence- and Security-Building in
the Americas- Operative paragraph 3: United Nations Standardized
International Reporting of Military Expenditures (United States - 2010)
CP/CSH-1329/11 add. 1
Meeting of Experts of
Limitation of Military Spending and the Promotion of Greater Transparency
in the Acquisition of Arms - December 1, 2006
Draft agenda
CP/CSH-789/06 rev. 1 corr. 1
Transparency of Military Expenditures and the
United Nations- Report by Dr. Nazir Kamal, United Nations Department of
Disarmament Affairs
REGMAA/doc.1/06
United Nations Stadardized Instruments for
Reporting Military Expenditures Participation by OAS Member States
1993-2006 (as of 17 November 2006)
REGMAA/doc. 2/06
United Nations Verbal Note – Report on
Military Expenditures
REGMAA/doc.3/06
Draft Schedule
REGMAA/doc.4/06
Limitation of Military Spending and the
Promotion of Greater Transparency in Conventional Arms Acquisition (Report
presented by the Inter-American Defense Board)
REGMAA/doc.5/06
Some concrete actions on AG/RES. 2188 (XXXVI-O/06) in accordance with the
Declaration on Security in the Americas (Presented by the Delegation of
the United States of America)
REGMAA/doc.6/06
The Significance of Conventional Deterrence in
Latin America Article by Jaime García Covarrubias, Ph.D.
REGMAA/doc.7/06
Presentation by Siemon Wezeman, Arms Transfer
Project, Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI)
REGMAA/INF.1/06
Remarks by Ambassador Javier Sancho Bonilla,
Permanent Representative of Costa Rica and Chair of the OAS Committee on
Hemispheric Security, at the Meeting of Experts on Limitation of Military
Spending and the Promotion of greater Transparency
in the Acquisition of Arms
REGMAA/INF.3/06
Remarks by Ambassador Javier Sancho Bonilla, Permanent Representative of
Costa Rica and Chair of the OAS Committee on Hemispheric Security, at the
Meeting of Experts on Limitation of Military Spending and the Promotion of
Greater Transparency in the Acquisition of Arms
REGMAA/INF.3/06
Summary
REGMAA/doc.8/06
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