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The purpose of this award is to strengthen partner counter-IED capabilities to prevent malign actors from exploiting border weaknesses to their advantage. The presidents of Tanzania and Mozambique recently signed a joint peace accord on security and defense, providing a new path for addressing operational and knowledge gaps along their shared border.

The purpose of this award is to provide coordinated logistics services, to include selection of subject matter experts (SMEs), to support EXBS programming in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Greece, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia, hereafter referred to as the Balkans. The hallmark of EXBS in the Balkans is the affordability of utilizing, in most cases, no-cost regional trainers, coupled with EXBS all-inclusive logistics support, to build and strengthen partner capacity in three key pillars - strategic trade control management, customs enforcement, and border security operations. We implement most programs in the region via this model, which relies on implementer(s) logistics services to organize and execute engagements as delivered by these no-cost instructors or by other SMEs, where required.

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 gaps in Western Balkans Six (WB6 – Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia) regulatory frameworks for strategic trade control (STC) licensing and enforcement, customs control, and border security to bring WB6 regulations into better alignment with European Union (EU) standards.

The purpose of this NOFO is to provide legal-regulatory technical assistance, advice, and outreach to EXBS partners in the Western Hemisphere (WHA) and the Caribbean, including, but not limited to, Chile, Panama, and Trinidad and Tobago to develop and implement comprehensive export controls to effectively regulate trade and transfers of military and dual-use goods and technologies, and prevent illicit cross-border trafficking of items and equipment that may be used for the proliferation of WMD and advanced conventional weapons.

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

The purpose of this NOFO is to develop basic understanding of CBRNE, detection and interdiction, and improve the Border Security Academy’s mitigation strategies to address illicit transfer of CBRNE-related materials and/or equipment within Panama borders.

The purpose of this award is to strengthen the capability of the Border Patrol Unit (BPU) in Kenya's Ministry of Interior to detect and identify transnational proliferation activities involving state and non-state actors at overlooked and under resourced ports of entry.

To strengthen partner capabilities and commitment to counter proliferation

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.