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ISN/CTR builds foreign partner capacity to support the implementation of bilateral sanctions imposed against Russia for its unprovoked aggression in Ukraine. These sanctions not only impose costs upon Russia and Belarus but are a critical tool in preserving international unity and for partners to show support for Ukraine. Putin and the Kremlin believe that they can “outlast” the support for these sanctions. Therefore, as the war continues, it is important to target those who deliberately or inadvertently enable sanctions evasions. Russian strategic losses, partial mobilization, and its increasing desperation of targeting civilian populations and infrastructure have greatly increased the reputational and financial risks of continuing to engage with Russian markets, especially for countries that are closely emmeshed with the U.S. and EU economies.

The Department of State’s Bureau of International Security and Nonproliferation, Office of Cooperative Threat Reduction (ISN/CTR) is pleased to announce an open competition for assistance awards through this Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO). ISN/CTR sponsors foreign assistance activities funded by the Nonproliferation, Antiterrorism, Demining and Related Programs (NADR) account, and focuses on mitigating weapons of mass destruction (WMD) and WMD-related delivery systems proliferation and security threats from non-state actors and proliferator states.

Stop proliferation-related transfers and networks and prevent terrorist access to WMD, delivery systems, materials, technology, and conventional weapons.

Stop proliferation-related transfers and networks and prevent terrorist access to WMD, delivery systems, materials, technology, and conventional weapons.

Strengthen STC systems in the North Africa region by ensuring that appropriate laws and regulations are in place to control the export, transit, transshipment, and re-export of proliferation sensitive items (e.g., dual-use), maintain end-user controls, controls on providing funds and related services, and establish and enforce appropriate penalties against violators.

Strengthen STC systems in the North Africa region by ensuring that appropriate laws and regulations are in place to control the export, transit, transshipment, and re-export of proliferation sensitive items (e.g., dual-use), maintain end-user controls, controls on providing funds and related services, and establish and enforce appropriate penalties against violators.

The purpose of this award is to Strengthen Export Controls in South and Central Asia (SCA) and Mongolia by ensuring laws and regulations are in place to require authorization to export or transfer controlled goods and technologies.

The purpose of this NOFO is to address national security deficiencies in partner nations’ export controls, related technology protection controls, public procurement, investment screening, and critical infrastructure protection measures, as well as build the corresponding institutional capabilities in customs and border enforcement. EXBS seeks to fund implementers to deliver tangible, measurable capacity development and technical assistance programming that helps address these regulatory and institutional weaknesses and facilitate private sector and academia’s compliance with international nonproliferation norms.

The purpose of this NOFO is to address national security deficiencies in partner nations’ export controls, related technology protection controls, public procurement, investment screening, and critical infrastructure protection measures, as well as build the corresponding institutional capabilities in customs and border enforcement. EXBS seeks to fund implementers to deliver tangible, measurable capacity development and technical assistance programming that helps address these regulatory and institutional weaknesses and facilitate private sector and academia’s compliance with international nonproliferation norms.

The purpose of this NOFO is to address national security deficiencies in partner nations’ export controls, related technology protection controls, public procurement, investment screening, and critical infrastructure protection measures, as well as build the corresponding institutional capabilities in customs and border enforcement. EXBS seeks to fund implementers to deliver tangible, measurable capacity development and technical assistance programming that helps address these regulatory and institutional weaknesses and facilitate private sector and academia’s compliance with international nonproliferation norms.