Concise reference tool on disarmament, non-proliferation and arms control issues
Includes developments and trends, a convenient issue-oriented timeline and explanatory graphics and charts
Annex on resolutions, status of treaties and other resources: a one-stop-shop to access recommended 2022 information materials, including publications and the following databases:
- Disarmament Resolutions and Decisions Database: texts, sponsors, voting patterns and other related information.
- Disarmament Treaties Database: status of multilateral regulation and disarmament agreements.
User-friendly: Website version accessible on mobile devices and available in multiple languages through third-party machine translation (see how: Chrome | Safari). Official translations in the six official languages of the United Nations will be uploaded as they become available.
Condensed and full Yearbook
- Advance and condensed version: Provides an easy-to-read overview of the publication earlier in the year. Available in PDF and website formats.
- Full version: Expands upon the pre-release condensed version. Provides more comprehensive information on the year’s activities. To be available in website and e-book formats (in September and October 2023, respectively).
For nearly five decades, this publication has provided an objective record of developments in multilateral disarmament, non-proliferation and arms control. Now in its forty-ninth volume, the Yearbook continues its vital mission to document efforts by the United Nations, Member States and other stakeholders to advance international peace and security through disarmament initiatives and arms control measures. Its enhanced preview edition, issued earlier in the year, equips policymakers and the public with a timely and authoritative overview of the most salient developments in this field.
The Yearbook, now in its forty-eighth volume, provides a comprehensive and authoritative overview of recent developments and trends in the field of disarmament, non-proliferation and arms control, including the relevant activities and achievements of the United Nations and other actors. The aim of this early-release preview edition, published last July, aimed to share key findings from the Yearbook at an earlier stage and provide a concise exploration of disarmament-related developments and trends from 2023.
Concise reference tool on disarmament, non-proliferation and arms control issues
Includes developments and trends, a convenient issue-oriented timeline and explanatory graphics and charts
Annex on resolutions, status of treaties and other resources: a one-stop-shop to access recommended 2022 information materials, including publications and the following databases: