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*Launch of the 'Trade Update 2017: Out of the Shadows'*
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Launch of the 'Trade Update 2017: Out of the Shadows'

The Small Arms Survey’s *Trade Update 2017: Out of the Shadows* provides an
overview of the international trade in small arms and light weapons in
2014, identifies the world’s top and major exporters of small arms and
light weapons, and assesses changes in trade patterns from 2013 to 2014.
The *Update* also presents the 2017 edition of the Small Arms Trade
Transparency Barometer, which scores key exporters from the most to the
least transparent.

The main findings include the following:

   - In 2014, the top exporters of small arms (those with annual exports of
   at least USD 100 million), in descending order, were: the United States,
   Italy, Brazil, Germany, South Korea, Austria, Turkey, the Russian
   Federation, the Czech Republic, Belgium, Croatia, Israel, Spain,
   Switzerland, and Japan. Brazil exported more than USD 500 million worth of
   small arms for the first time during 2001–14.
   - In 2014, the top importers of small arms (those with annual imports of
   at least USD 100 million), in descending order, were: the United States,
   Canada, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, Germany, Australia, Iraq, France, the
   Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. The United States remains the world’s
   largest importer, but the value of its imports declined for the first time
   since 2001, from USD 2.5 billion in 2013 to USD 2.2 billion in 2014.
   - The international small arms trade was worth at least USD 6 billion in
   2014. Ammunition accounted for 38 per cent of global transfers. The value
   of ‘military firearm’ shipments increased by 49 per cent between 2013 and
   2014, from USD 475 million to USD 708 million. In contrast, the value of
   the trade in pistols and revolvers declined by 16 per cent, from USD 1
   billion to USD 845 million.
   - The 2017 edition of the Small Arms Trade Transparency Barometer
   identifies Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Serbia as the most
   transparent top and major small arms exporters. Iran, Israel, North Korea,
   Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are the least transparent
   major exporters.
   - The average score in the 2017 Barometer is 11.33 out of 25 points. The
   areas that have seen the most improvement over the past year are:
   comprehensiveness (+17 per cent), access and consistency (+12 per cent),
   licences denied (+11 per cent), and clarity (+4 per cent).
   - In their first ATT annual reports, Austria, Costa Rica, the Dominican
   Republic, and Liberia—none of which had reported small arms transfers to
   the UN Register—provided information on small arms transfers, thus
   increasing overall transparency on international small arms transfers.
   - Although Iran, North Korea, and the UAE rarely, if ever, recorded
   small arms exports worth USD 10 million or more in Comtrade, Survey
   research indicates that they are major small arms exporters. It is more
   difficult to determine the status of Saudi Arabia, which appears to be a
   significant re-exporter of small arms.

The report was released today at the Palais des Nations in Geneva. The
event took place during the Third Conference of States Parties to the Arms
Trade Treaty.

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